Actual browser captures open the interactive builds. Each experiment retains its controls, attribution and assumptions. These studies do not establish production capability, navigation readiness or field performance.
- Wing morph
- Procedural form study; source and method remain in the study.
- Shutters
- Four procedural reconstructions informed by Max Drekker’s work; these are independent interpretations.
- Resonance
- Reduced-order sand, liquid and phase models. Optional audio requires a gesture.
- Light speed
- Authored information-space metaphor with ideal vacuum segments and compressed distances. No observed traffic or navigation guarantee. Supersedes the earlier lattice study.
- Event atlas
- One synthetic event in four coordinate views. Spherical Earth and flat-spacetime assumptions are explicit.
- Solar terrain
- Synthetic terrain and solar geometry; this does not establish field accuracy.
- Outflow
- Independent illustrative material and focus-halo study.
- Liquid lens
- Reduced-order liquid response and illustrative refraction; no audio output.
- Companion island
- Simulated interaction states; no live personal context or connected service.
- Position likelihood
- Synthetic position hypotheses, not measured positioning performance.
- State reuse
- Analytical compute-cost assumptions, not measured speedups. Requests and local checks remain fixed.
- Light to form
- Procedural brand-motion reconstruction with a still final mark.
Checks use mobile browser emulation. Physical iPhone and Safari acceptance remain open.