INVENT
Design new low-voltage diagnostic tools or software when an existing capability isn't enough.
CONCEPT / REQUIRES TESTING ↗Seven evolving projects. One ambition: take practical problems in engineering, AI and software — and build better ways to solve them.
Not a polished list of promises. Follow the real prototypes, development milestones, difficult problems and verified results as they happen.
Prototype → test → improve → publish
Independent products, practical engineering and experiments in what intelligent software can become.
CLICK ANY PROJECT TO EXPLORE ↗This is the public development diary. New results appear here when an update is reviewed and published — with successes, unfinished work and blockers distinguished.
APPROVED UPDATES / NOT PRIVATE LIVE LOGSDevelopment milestones, tests and decisions — shared openly as progress is reviewed.
Five long-range Nigel AI ideas exploring how computers could extend their capabilities through physical tools, simulations and connected devices.
RESEARCH CONCEPTS / NOT SHIPPED FEATURESDesign new low-voltage diagnostic tools or software when an existing capability isn't enough.
CONCEPT / REQUIRES TESTING ↗Reconstruct failure timelines from logs, sensor readings and other evidence.
CONCEPT / REQUIRES TESTING ↗Rehearse changes in isolated simulations before risking working equipment.
CONCEPT / REQUIRES TESTING ↗Bring authorised devices, instruments and computers into one investigation.
CONCEPT / REQUIRES TESTING ↗Build understanding of unfamiliar equipment from lawful evidence and measurements.
CONCEPT / REQUIRES TESTING ↗One Nigel AI, expandable abilities. The long-term goal is a capability engine that can identify the software, interfaces and instruments needed for a task — not pretend to measure or control equipment it isn't connected to.
Manufacturing experience informs the requirements for geometry, bend sequencing and operator decisions.
Prototypes, test counts, working demonstrations and real-world acceptance are clearly distinguished.
Local processing, human approvals, resilient updates and portable software are priorities as the products mature.
Years spent around press brakes, turret punching, fabrication and technical problem-solving shape these independent software projects. The work combines practical understanding, product design, AI-assisted development and systematic testing.
This portfolio is for potential collaborators, employers, future customers and anyone curious about how experimental software grows into something useful.
Newly approved milestones will appear in the build journal. Commercial releases, demos and contact information will be announced when ready.