Result description
Quadible has developed an AI-powered identification platform that transforms unique behavioural patterns into a secure and unobtrusive layer for digital forensics. The system autonomously fuses multiple distinct traits—including typing dynamics, user movements, smartphone gestures, and device usage—to create unique digital user profiles. Employing a proprietary fusion engine, enables one-to-many (1:N) matching, and it allows investigators to attribute “orphan devices” to specific suspects, supporting traditional biometrics methods. The leverage of advanced AI to analyze diverse behavioural signals, enables the system to create a dynamic, self-compensating mechanism, where weaknesses in one pattern are offset by the strengths of another, to ensure high identification accuracy. Designed as a hardware-free solution, it can be deployed either as a standalone service or be integrated seamlessly into existing forensic and case management systems, serving as a complementary intelligence layer to traditional forensic tools. The platform is privacy-preserving and compliant by design with the GDPR and the EU AI Act, ensuring all data is pseudonymised and encrypted.
Addressing target audiences and expressing needs
- To raise awareness and possibly influence policy
- Business partners – SMEs, Entrepreneurs, Large Corporations
- Expanding to more markets /finding new customers
We are looking for strategic partnerships with law enforcement agencies, border authorities, and forensic system integrators to integrate our one-to-many (1:N) behavioral identification layer into existing investigative and case management workflows. We specifically require advisors with deep expertise in public sector procurement and bureaucratic navigation to help bridge the gap between technical innovation and governmental adoption.
- Public or private funding institutions
- International Organisations (ex. OECD, FAO, UN, etc.)
- Other Actors who can help us fulfil our market potential
R&D, Technology and Innovation aspects
The platform has been validated through rigorous testing with realistic operational data from pilot activities and providing a solid foundation for commercial deployment. Over the next 1–2 years, our next steps include finalizing advanced biometric fusions and expanding from initial pilots into full-scale commercial deployments within the LEAs and forensic sectors.
Quadible utilizes a highly scalable B2B SaaS and enterprise licensing model designed to increase revenue efficiency as the user base expands. The platform’s technical scalability is rooted in a microservices and containerized architecture hosted on cloud infrastructure, which allows for rapid deployment and the ability to handle millions of users with operational continuity. Utilizing deep learning to extract compact behavioral embeddings, enables the system to perform efficient one-to-many (1:N) searches across massive databases without the need for intensive recomputation of historical data.
The behavioural identification solution is built for high replicability, functioning as a standardized, hardware-free software platform that can be consistently delivered across diverse geographies and sectors. Its architecture separates the data collection layer—facilitated by a common Software Development Kit (SDK) for mobile and web apps—from the core AI processing engine, allowing the same identification technology to be deployed for different use cases. Replicability is further ensured through the use of a sandboxed environment and modular containers that can be easily migrated between cloud or in-house server infrastructures to meet varying organizational requirements.
Quadible’s business model ensures long-term sustainability by delivering enduring value to society through enhanced digital security and privacy-preserving forensic tools. The platform is designed for continuous evolution, featuring a multi-trait fusion engine that can progressively integrate new behavioral signals to stay ahead of emerging fraud trends and technological obsolescence. Economic sustainability is secured through a diverse mix of non-dilutive grants and reinvested subscription revenues, targeting a 5-year growth plan that achieves self-sufficiency and high ARR through high-value verticals like law enforcement and regulated industries.
- North America
- Europe
- South America
