Company

We make machines that keep learning after they ship.

Lazy Dynamics started at Eindhoven University of Technology, where the founders built RxInfer, an open-source engine for real-time Bayesian inference.

Why we exist.

Robots leave the lab trained for the conditions someone thought of. The field has more. Today the fix is people: collect data, retrain, redeploy, repeat.

We think the machine should do that work itself, on the device, with an honest account of what it does not know. LazyInfer is how we get there.

Team

Albert Podusenko
Chief Executive Officer
Co-built RxInfer, one of the most widely used open-source Bayesian inference engines.
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İsmail Şenöz
Chief Scientist
Designed the underlying mathematics: hybrid Bayesian inference on factor graphs.
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Bart van Erp
Chief Technology Officer
Builds the stack end to end, from the inference engine down to the device.
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Alex Sidorov
VP of GTM Strategy
Leads commercial strategy and growth.
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Wouter Nuijten
Senior Machine Learning Engineer
Machine learning engineering across the stack.
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Advisors

Bert de Vries
Co-founder and advisor
Full Professor at Eindhoven University of Technology. Scientific father of RxInfer and reactive message passing.
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Kevin Murphy
Research advisor
Author of ‘Machine Learning: A Probabilistic Perspective’ and ‘Probabilistic Machine Learning’.
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