Our record, stated plainly.
Artheus was formed in July 2026. While our past performance grows, here is our current engagement and the work we have built and measured ourselves.
What we can show you today.
Four pieces of our own work, none of it for clients: the kind of work we offer companies and agencies, done on ourselves first.
What each result means.
Each number comes with its limits.
Current consulting engagement
Since July 2026, Artheus has supported a federal services contractor under a consulting agreement, with advisory and technical work for its home office.
We do not name clients without their permission.
Document-to-model pipeline
Our pipeline turns mixed-format engineering documents into a populated engineering model, with every element traced to the document, page and row it came from. We built and measured it at our own expense, on a synthetic test corpus with no controlled or classified material.
An engineer on a program or at a plant can go from any element straight to its source page. The planted defects test whether disagreements between documents are flagged instead of silently merged.
The corpus is synthetic and we built it, so these numbers show the method works; they do not predict how it will score on your documents. On an engagement, we measure on a sample of yours before agreeing a target. Cable connectors and requirements are our two strongest element types; others score lower, and the full scorecard is available on request.
F1 is a standard accuracy score from 0 to 1 that counts both missed items and false finds. A score of 1.000 is perfect.
See Digital EngineeringFirstShift
FirstShift is an Artheus product in development: adaptive, multilingual AI that checks that frontline workers understand safety-critical procedures, in their own language.
Today it is a working prototype. It is not yet a fielded product.
Nine published white papers
Short, practical papers on the problems we work on, from running AI inside a security boundary to testing it before anyone depends on it.
Our own security posture
Artheus went from formation in July 2026 to a NIST SP 800-171 self-assessment score of 110 of 110 and CMMC Level 2 (Self) status in about two months. The score was posted and the status affirmed in SPRS (the Defense Department's Supplier Performance Risk System) in September 2026.
A self-assessment is our own scored review against the standard, not a third-party certification. Our CMMC and NIST SP 800-171 Readiness service follows the same path.
See whether we are the right fit.
Tell us what you are working on, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right fit. Registration details and our capability statement are on the contracting page.