Examples

Real projects appear here with their owners' permission, each labeled for what it is: a concept, an appearance model, an engineered design or a functional prototype. Below them are illustrative concepts that show what a concept package looks like.
Concept≈ 58 mm (est.)adjustable, ≈ 650–1100 mm (est.)dry electrode (est.)MCU + BLE + cell (candidates)clasp

Comfort ECG chest strap

Electronics + wearable

A soft strap that records a single-lead ECG during workouts. Shown at the concept stage: pod position, electrode size and components are estimates pending engineering review.

Illustrative concept — not a verified PCB layout

Conceptsolar cap (est.)sensing tinessoil line

Solar soil-moisture stake

Electronics + enclosure

A garden stake that reports soil moisture to a phone. Concept direction for form and sensor placement.

Illustrative concept

Conceptweighted base (est.)magnetic cradles

Magnetic cable dock

Consumer accessory

A weighted desk dock with magnetic cradles that keep cables in reach. Early form study.

Illustrative concept

How we label work

Concept means an illustration or form study. Engineered design means partner CAD or circuit design reviewed by an engineer. Functional prototype means a built, tested unit. We never present one as another.

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