NDX is the platform helping nations modernize education for the AI era — connecting teachers, learners and ministries through modern classrooms, curriculum-aligned AI and the support to deliver them at national scale.
Scattered tools, isolated pilots and one-off AI apps don't move a country forward.
NDX brings devices, content, teacher workflows and curriculum-aligned AI into one education platform.
Designed for ministries to lead — and for schools to actually run, day after day.
National education systems don't need another app. They need a way of working that holds up from the smallest rural school to the largest urban district — and stays true to the country running it.
Hosted in-country, governed by national policy and owned by the ministry — data, decisions and direction stay at home.
Devices, content, teacher workflows and AI in one platform — replacing the patchwork of disconnected apps schools are forced to stitch together.
Every AI tutor, lesson and assessment is tuned to the national syllabus, exam boards and languages — never a generic global product.
Built for real classrooms — offline-first, solar-ready and accessible to rural, low-bandwidth and underserved schools from day one.
A simple way to see the whole education system on one page — from the lesson a student is in today, up to the ministry decisions that shape it.
A clear view of how students are progressing — and how learning connects to work and life after school.
Tools teachers and students actually use — aime Teach, aime Jam and the Parent App — plus assessments that close the loop.
Interactive screens, student devices and aime Hub edge servers that keep working when the internet doesn't.
aime Leo and aime Intelligence — AI tutors and teaching assistants trained on the national curriculum, not a generic chatbot.
ThinkBook, EduRule and the Content Library turn your country's syllabus into something every device, teacher and AI can use.
Identity, in-country hosting and SIS/LMS integration that keep the ministry firmly in control of its education system.
One platform · Start small · Grow nationally
NDX · How it fits together
Most edtech is a patchwork of disconnected apps. NDX delivers a single, named ecosystem — devices, displays, AI, orchestration and even the power to run it — engineered to work together, online or offline, on-grid or off-grid.
4K interactive display built for real classrooms — multi-touch collaboration, wireless casting and durable hardware designed to survive a full school day.
The local brain of every school. aimeHUB runs AI, content and orchestration on-premise — so lessons keep going when the internet doesn't.
Rugged student tablets preloaded with curriculum-aligned content — long battery life, offline-first and ready for the realities of rural and urban classrooms alike.
Student collaboration, lesson resource distribution and homework/assignments that extend learning beyond the classroom — into home study.
The synchronisation and analytics layer that connects every classroom HUB back to the ministry — sovereign-hosted, observable and remotely manageable.
The curriculum-aligned intelligence layer behind every NDX classroom. aime tunes educational output, lesson generation, homework and assessment to the national syllabus, exam boards and languages — so AI in school behaves like the system it serves.
A purpose-built 6KW solar energy solution that powers the intelligent classroom — display, devices, hub and networking — independent of the grid.
Most AI in education is repurposed from chatbots — huge models, generic answers, always-online. aime is built the other way round: small efficient models, structured knowledge, and a delivery format made for real schools — including the ones with patchy internet and shared devices. We think differently and have created AI educational intelligence:
Compact AI tuned for reasoning — not just generation. Runs on classroom-grade hardware and aimeHUB locally, so every school gets capable AI without a data-centre bill.
A custom thinking-cache reuses reasoning across steps, so tutors, lesson generators and assessments feel live — even on low-power devices in a busy classroom.
A lightweight agent framework and workflow engine coordinate lesson creation, marking and tutoring without the fragility of typical AI pipelines — ~78% more efficient than standard approaches.
Knowledge is organised like a library, not scraped like a search index — drastically reducing hallucinations and keeping every answer grounded in the curriculum.
Lessons are shaped by encoded teaching methodology — explanations that build curiosity and intuition, not just correct text. AI that behaves like a good teacher.
Instead of slow, unpredictable image generation, aime produces clean educational diagrams and infographics — clear, accurate and built for understanding, not decoration.
A purpose-built offline lesson format and runtime means AI-powered classes work without internet — and the same lesson plays on a tablet, a panel or a low-end device.
Together, these choices make aime usable where it matters most — in classrooms that can't depend on perfect connectivity, premium hardware or generic global AI.
Each layer can stand on its own — and together they form one coherent education platform a country can deploy, govern and grow at its own pace.
Policy alignment, national reporting and the controls a ministry needs to stay in charge.
The country's syllabus structured so every classroom and AI tutor works to the same plan.
Educational AI tuned to the national curriculum — safe, on-syllabus and classroom-ready.
Interactive screens, student devices and local networks that work even when the internet doesn't.
Practical tools for teachers, personalised support for students, and clear results for schools.
Five layers, one stack. Policy flows down into classrooms; insight loops back up to the ministry.
Policy, reporting and national controls.
The national syllabus as structured, addressable data.
Curriculum-aware AI, assessment intelligence and analytics.
Teacher, learner and family experiences.
Identity, devices and in-country hosting.
A practical, step-by-step way of working — starting with listening to the ministry and ending with classrooms that keep improving year after year.
Sit with the ministry, district teams and school leaders to understand where you are today.
Design how NDX runs in your country — locally hosted, resilient and built around your realities.
Match every lesson, AI tutor and assessment to your country's syllabus, exams and languages.
Start with a worthwhile, representative group of schools — urban, rural, large, small — and learn fast.
Bring teachers along — practical training, classroom-ready workflows and ongoing coaching.
Scale district by district, with full support — the ministry stays in the driving seat.
Use what we learn from every classroom to improve outcomes year after year.
Most edtech assumes reliable power and a fast internet line. NDX is engineered for the opposite — solar, batteries and offline edge servers so a school in a remote district runs the same platform as a school in the capital.
A purpose-built 6KW solar energy solution that powers the intelligent classroom — display, devices, hub and networking — independent of the grid.
A full school day of teaching on a single charge — no lost lessons when the grid drops or the sun dips.
aimeHUB runs lessons, AI tutors and assessments locally; results sync back through aimeCLOUD when connectivity returns.
Edge servers and mesh networks designed for rural districts, mobile broadband and intermittent links — built for emerging-market realities.
NDX is never deployed alone. Every national programme combines ministry governance, an in-country delivery partner and NDX's technology — so the system runs sustainably long after launch.
NDX connects the moving parts of a national education system — ministries, schools, devices, identity, content and analytics — through open standards rather than lock-in.
NDX adapts to each region's curriculum, languages and infrastructure — not the other way around. Hover a marker to explore where we work.
Offline-first classrooms designed for variable connectivity and power.
NDX is designed for the schools where the opportunity is greatest — across Africa, South Asia and South-East Asia — and engineered for the heat, dust and intermittent connectivity those classrooms actually face.
AI is reshaping the skills students will need to find work.
Strong national education is becoming a question of competitiveness.
Disconnected apps and pilots aren't moving the system forward.
The next decade of schools needs a proper foundation, not more tools.
Eight concrete shifts — from the classroom up to the ministry — that show what's different the day NDX goes live.
Drag each card to compare how teachers, learners and ministries work today — and how they work with NDX in place.
National-scale rollout, reporting and curriculum-aligned AI — fully under ministry control.
Consistent classroom technology, teacher tools and learning content across every school.
A modern foundation for AI-supported teaching, learning and institutional research.
Hardware, network and integration partners deploying alongside NDX in-country.
A practical way to deliver classroom transformation in emerging-market contexts.
Connecting K-12 learning to the skills agenda and the local labour market.
We work with ministries and school systems across Africa, the Middle East and Asia-Pacific to bring teachers, learners and curriculum-aligned AI onto one platform — built for real classrooms.
