Aevonix Research
SpectrumThe primary logo includes Research. Use it when introducing the company.
All Aevonix Research filesAevonix Research / Brand resources
Logos, color values and usage guidance for Aevonix Research, Protagine and A.E.V.A.
01 / Artwork
Choose a layout and background. Each download matches the preview; every logo has a transparent background.
The primary logo includes Research. Use it when introducing the company.
All Aevonix Research filesThe angular P, coral inset and stepped returns belong together. The full logo includes Proto AGI Engine.
All Protagine filesSVG / PDF Vector artwork for print, slides and design tools. All lettering is outlined.
PNG Transparent artwork for documents and publishing tools. Use SVG when you need to scale further.
A.E.V.A. / Identity & character
Autonomous Extended Volitional Agent. The Aevonix AE extends into VA, with three color bands carried across the complete logo.
Keep AE and VA together. A.E.V.A. has one complete logo; it has no separate symbol or compact variation.
All A.E.V.A. filesThe dark logo sits beneath her eye. Follow the shell’s perspective without changing the lettering.

The ivory shell, charcoal lens and yellow eye belong to the character palette. The logo keeps the Aevonix spectrum. The amber CRT portrait is a separate illustration treatment.
Download portraitUse the complete logo at 96 px wide or larger. Leave at least one quarter of its visible height clear on every side. Keep the stencil gaps open at the final display or print size.
Write A.E.V.A. in running text. The artwork reads AEVA as a single ligature; do not add periods to the logo or separate its letters.
About A.E.V.A.02 / Color
Graphite and Cream carry the layout. Amber, Teal and Coral provide the instrument and spectrum details.
Primary dark surface
RGB 21 / 22 / 21Lettering and light surfaces
RGB 243 / 229 / 205Aevonix and warm accents
RGB 238 / 176 / 126Protagine and cool accents
RGB 169 / 213 / 206Secondary spectrum accent
RGB 217 / 146 / 136Use the supplied “Color / cream” artwork. Its deeper accent inks keep the details visible against a light background.
Use Cream on Graphite, or Graphite on Cream, for body text. Check text contrast when changing the surrounding colors.
Values are supplied in sRGB. For print, convert with the printer’s color profile and approve a physical proof. The website header uses a companion graphite, #131416.
For charts, tables, scorecards and status labels: Signal green for ahead or pass, Signal red for behind or fail, Muted cream for even. Always pair the color with a symbol or a word, and never use these in a logo, as decoration or as a background. All four meet WCAG AA on their surface.
03 / Placement
Keep at least one quarter of the visible symbol height clear on every side of the complete logo. Keep captions, partner marks and image edges outside that area.
These are screen recommendations. The 16 px icons are for constrained browser UI; fine stencil cuts and return rails soften at that size. Proof physical applications at their final size.
Place the supplied color logo on Graphite or Cream, or use a white or black version on a suitable contrasting surface. Keep busy photography away from the mark.
Keep partner logos separate, with at least twice the clear-space allowance between marks. Label the relationship accurately.
Preserve proportions, letter spacing and the supplied color divisions. Keep the symbol and wordmark arrangement intact; use the symbol file for standalone placements.
Keep scanlines, light sweeps and other screen effects around the artwork. Avoid stretching, outlines, added shadows or glow on the logo. Support reduced-motion preferences in animated applications.
04 / Type
The website uses Geist for headings and body copy, and Geist Mono for labels and numerical details.
Use the monospaced face for concise labels, technical values and navigation details. Keep long passages in the proportional face.
Aevonix and Protagine lettering is based on Archivo with custom stencil openings. A.E.V.A. uses a custom AE+VA ligature. Use the supplied outlined artwork; do not retype or reconstruct it. Space Mono is used for captions in the downloadable vector guide. Font source files carry their own licenses.
05 / Press
Company and project descriptions for coverage, event listings and partner materials.
Aevonix Research develops local agentic systems and incubates AI projects. Its research toward PAGI (Proto-AGI) is ongoing. The lab publishes open source recipes for serving GLM-5.3 on RTX PRO 6000 GPUs. Aevonix helps infrastructure investors gain priority access to compute infrastructure allocations. It is launching HPC investment SPVs in 2027.
Protagine (Proto AGI Engine) is an ongoing research project from Aevonix Research, formerly called PacoMind. Built for Hermes, it stores agent memory, identity and shared work independently of the models it uses and supports local inference. It is available by request and is part of the lab’s work toward PAGI (Proto-AGI).
A.E.V.A. (Autonomous Extended Volitional Agent) is Aevonix Research’s work on voice, vision, embodiment and out-of-model-weights recursive learning, using Hermes and Protagine.
Founder, Aevonix Research
Marc Seal is the founder of Aevonix Research. His background includes work at The Topps Company and advising The Walt Disney Company on emerging technologies. His writing covers AI policy and compute infrastructure.
Writing by Marc SealAevonix Research Use the full company name on first reference. Aevonix is acceptable on subsequent references.
Protagine Write Protagine with a capital P in running text. The name stands for Proto AGI Engine. Use the supplied uppercase wordmark.
A.E.V.A. Use periods in running text. Expand as Autonomous Extended Volitional Agent on first reference. The supplied unified logo reads AEVA; keep all four letters joined.
PAGI Expand as Proto-AGI on first reference. Describe it as ongoing research, not an achieved capability.
Hermes Describe Protagine as built for Hermes.
Brand & media inquiries
Use the supplied artwork when referring to Aevonix Research, Protagine or A.E.V.A. Keep the names, proportions and colors intact. For press requests, co-branding or other usage questions, contact contact@aevonix.com.
September 2026