From Bare Metal to Autonomous Agents.

Orilla Technologies is a research-driven software laboratory. We bridge the gap between high-performance systems engineering (C++, Rust, Linux) and next-generation Agentic AI. We don't just build software; we engineer solutions for complexity.

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Our Features

High-Performance Systems

Native application development in C/C++ and Rust. We specialize in latency-critical architecture, embedded systems, and legacy modernization. Expert knowledge of Linux (Ubuntu, Mint) and BSD environments for bare-metal optimization.

Agentic AI & RAG Pipelines

Beyond simple chatbots. We architect deterministic AI workflows using Large Language Models (LLMs), RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), and autonomous browser agents. We operationalize Gemini and Open Source models for enterprise data extraction.

Research & Prototyping

A dedicated R&D wing focused on unstructured data parsing (PDF/HTML), computer vision (YOLO), and automated web scraping. We turn experimental tech into production-grade APIs.

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Orilla Labs

Our internal playground for experimental R&D. Explore our work on Docling, Browser-Use agents, and open-source contributions.

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Proven Results

See how we solve complex problems. From replacing OCR with multimodal LLMs to building self-healing scrapers.

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Engineering Insights

Technical deep dives into system architecture, AI patterns, and the "why" behind our engineering decisions.

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Why clients choose us?

Research-First Mindset: We don't just use tech; we research it, from 2D Canvas feasibility to experimental OS kernels.

Performance Focused: Our background in low-level C programming ensures your software is fast, efficient, and lean.

Versatile Expertise: We bridge the gap between legacy systems and future-facing AI technologies.

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Richard Orilla

Owner

Richard Louie Orilla is a Technical Lead and Systems Architect with over 7 years of experience scaling microservices and ML-driven analytics. A self-described "3 quarts geek, 1 quart musician," Richard approaches software with the rigor of a scientist and the creativity of an artist.

His background spans from designing cloud-native CI/CD pipelines in Azure to developing open-source utilities for gaming emulation (DOSBox Staging). He is an avid explorer of alternative operating systems (Haiku, Amiga, BSD) and believes that understanding the history of computing is essential to inventing its future.

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