Things that are designed, printed, wired, and shipped. Some of them talk to each other.
Regions, queues, and things that wake up only when asked. Nothing here is a single point of failure, on purpose.
Small things reporting in on a schedule. Some of them are outdoors. Some of them are still running.
Boards that were routed by hand, then re-routed. The smell of flux is implied.
Enclosures, jigs, brackets, and one thing that did not need to exist. It fit on the first try.
Two stores, one codebase. Every tap is 48 pixels wide because thumbs are not precise.
Motors, encoders, and a loop that closes. It reaches for the thing and, most days, finds it.
Models that listen and then do something useful with it. The loss went down. That is all that will be said.
An enclosure that survived seven revisions. The eighth is in the queue.
A-01A small board that reports its position every few seconds and expects an answer.
A-02A system spread across three regions. It has not noticed when one went quiet.
A-03Two apps that share a heartbeat. One asks, the other arrives.
A-04A model that listens, then edits a list without being told twice.
A-05Something with wheels. It knows where the wall is.
A-06