Atomic
Turn a brief into a working web application, with source history, build previews, and a path to publication.
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IDEAS INTO PRACTICE
Ambitious ideas.
Working systems.
AI applications. The infrastructure behind them. And the hardware that connects software to the world.
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Parallax
Evaluate how a Kubernetes system may respond to a proposed change, before that change reaches production.
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Turn product documentation and source material into informed content, with a workflow for review and publishing.
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A compiler for electronic design: turn readable circuit source into KiCad schematics, PCB layouts, and bills of materials.
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Atom
Identity, authentication, and runtime authorization for people, devices, services, applications, and AI agents.
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FluxMQ
An open-source message broker that connects devices and services across MQTT, WebSocket, HTTP, and CoAP.
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Magistrala
A platform for device connectivity, access control, and operational visibility, built on open-source infrastructure.
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Propeller
Deploy and manage portable WebAssembly workloads across cloud servers, edge gateways, and microcontrollers.
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A0
An ESP32-C6 gateway platform running Zephyr, connecting constrained devices with cloud and edge software.
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A1
A Linux gateway architecture combining RISC-V compute with embedded connectivity for edge applications.
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Quarc
A post-quantum secure-element project, exploring hardware-backed cryptography through an FPGA prototype.
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