Explore Sunseat Scout, Tilt Arcade, Color Curator, Story Dial and Gesture Gallery—five of 10 device examples with diagrams, parts, behavior previews and test plans.
Nine editable device concepts and ten paired functional/system reference diagrams. Sunseat Scout: indoor light comparison with a VEML7700 sensor concept. Tilt Arcade: LIS3DH tabletop direction controller concept. Color Curator: TCS34725 reference-palette matching concept. Story Dial: physical prompt selection with an I2C encoder. Gesture Gallery: proximity-triggered exhibit labels with dwell and re-arm behavior. Hand-authored behavior previews for light comparison, tilt direction, palette matching, story selection and gesture timing. Editable requirements, constraints and component list. Controller and output selection with conceptual interface diagrams. Verification planning with user-recorded review status. Local save/load and validated project JSON import. Open project brief, parts list and project record in the browser. Original iOS functional and detailed system diagrams for five sample use cases.
Explore the bedside humidity monitor, Plant Pal soil-care companion, Focus Buddy desk timer and Parcel Watch lid-opening detector, plus Sunseat Scout, Tilt Arcade, Color Curator, Story Dial and Gesture Gallery. Each new case includes discovery questions, requirements, a physical setup, candidate parts, paired diagrams, an application firmware specification, assembly steps, review tests and manufacturer references. Browser behavior previews use manual example inputs, not live sensor readings. Move through a project brief, measurable requirements, a functional system concept, candidate parts, review tasks and in-app project documents. Choose ESP32 or RP2040 as a planning category and a USB serial or LED output. Changing configuration refreshes the starting parts list; exact boards and interfaces still require review.
Templates provide a starting structure, not a generated solution to an arbitrary prompt. The builder does not run electrical simulation, produce firmware, validate wiring or generate manufacturing-ready CAD. Open the five original iOS diagram pairs, including Scent Signals, and five authored web diagram pairs. Fixed ESP32 reference connections stay separate from the editable project. Record unknowns, select exact parts, check ratings and connections, develop firmware and plan physical testing with an appropriate reviewer. Project documents and sample diagrams are planning references, not build approval.
A daylight-comparison bench concept that samples two labeled indoor spots with a VEML7700 breakout. It includes a 10% comparison-band example, repeatable fixture planning, parts, diagrams, firmware requirements and validity/repeatability tests.
A tabletop-game input concept using an LIS3DH accelerometer. Explore a neutral position, a proposed 12-degree dead zone, four direction labels, mounting, axis calibration and tests. It does not emulate a USB keyboard or run physical firmware.
A small swatch station using a TCS34725 breakout and three recorded palette references. Its browser preview uses illustrative RGB values; the real prototype needs measured references, controlled illumination and rejection tests.
A physical prompt selector using an I2C rotary-encoder assembly. Six locally authored story starters demonstrate browse, wrap-around and confirmation behavior. No AI generation is used; application firmware and physical testing remain separate work.
A touch-free exhibit-label concept using a VL53L0X range breakout. A manual state-machine preview demonstrates near dwell, one-shot latching, withdrawal re-arm and invalid-sample rejection. Distance and timing values are proposed test targets, not guaranteed detection performance.
No. It uses built-in guided templates and your edits. It does not call an AI service or generate an arbitrary design from a prompt.
Start with a bedside humidity monitor, Plant Pal soil-care companion, Focus Buddy desk timer or Parcel Watch lid-opening detector as editable projects. Five additional editable cases cover Sunseat Scout, Tilt Arcade, Color Curator, Story Dial and Gesture Gallery. The original iOS reference diagrams also include Scent Signals, an untested research concept.
No. The editable concept is functional, and the fixed iOS examples include named pins and wires. Neither is a validated schematic or CAD design. Confirm exact part ratings, supply levels, connectors, pin mappings, firmware and physical testing before building.
Yes. Open your project brief, parts list, project record and diagrams directly inside the workbench. All ten reference samples have functional block and detailed system diagrams with pan and zoom controls. No download is needed.
Save on this device writes to this browser’s local storage. Open project record to inspect the saved data. Existing project JSON files can still be imported. Clearing browser data removes local saves. Project text is not uploaded by this tool.
Yes. The interactive builder is included during your All-Access period. The description and FAQ remain publicly readable.