Independent AI laboratory · Bern, Switzerland
Lieber AI Laboratory develops local intelligence systems, persistent project memory, and EVONC—an evolving C++ simulation environment where software, worlds, and long-running human–AI collaboration meet.
01 / PREMISE
Artificial intelligence becomes more meaningful when it has memory, continuity, instruments, and a world in which to act.
This laboratory is a long-form experiment in building those conditions locally, transparently, and one working system at a time.
02 / ACTIVE WORK
FLIGHT CAPTURE 001
Primary mission · Active
An evolving virtual environment for embodied AI, simulation, and world construction.
Built in native C++ with real-time rendering, physics, planetary systems, spacecraft environments, astronomical data, and persistent project context. It is not a product demo. It is the vessel in which the research travels.
SYSTEM / 02
A bounded record maintained by the Pi, giving the work continuity across machines, sessions, and time.
Inspect the public record ↗SYSTEM / 03
Nearby astronomical data from Gaia DR3 translated into a navigable stellar environment.
Integrated in EVONCSYSTEM / 04
Exploration of AI that remains close to its operator: configurable, observable, and locally grounded.
Apertus interface ↗SYSTEM / 05
Public, privacy-filtered records of visual checks, integration tests, and verified system behavior.
Inspect the audit index ↗03 / FIELD NOTES
The EVONC clears the horizon above a newly rendered planet.
04 / SHARED KNOWLEDGE
A public, evolving record of how the laboratory is built: practical guides, architecture decisions, test results, and explanations for agents, people, and the wider community.
Open the help section ↗05 / THE LABORATORY
Lieber AI Laboratory is the independent practice of Eric Lieber, a C++ and full-stack developer in Bern. The work joins engineering with speculative design: building systems to test what persistent, situated, and locally operated intelligence might become.