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Hardware-agnostic AI compiler suite. Compile GGUF, ONNX, PyTorch, and SafeTensors models onto FPGAs, analog circuits, MCU swarms, photonic MZI meshes, neuromorphic chips, and CIM accelerators — not GPUs. Includes SiL emulator, real-time dashboard, federated learning, and carbon-aware compilation.

  • Updated Aug 9, 2026
  • Python

Two brains on one analog substrate from ~80% unsupervised SCFF bulk + ~20% closed-form SLDA namer: the math model for a forward-only, on-chip continual learner. Behavioral simulation, no silicon. Draft 6.0 = the "baby neocortex," validated across 11 phases.

  • Updated Aug 10, 2026
  • Python

A Python-based interactive museum simulation engine for the historical Rheinmetall Kommandogerat-58 fire control computer and 5.5 cm Gerat 58 cannon. This system models deterministic 3D ballistic cam geometry, 16-cable electrical grid states, pneumatic loading cycles, and active thermal radar cooling.

  • Updated Jun 15, 2026
  • Python

The Square Tooth Generator is designed to deliver maximum power at all periods of every revolution of the motor. The motor is great for hydro electrics, wind, gas, and physical work.

  • Updated Jun 22, 2026
  • Python

Лаборатория и библиотека симуляций аналоговых и нейроморфных процессоров. Чертежи, математические модели и Python-скрипты нелинейных вычислительных ядер на транзисторах, мемристорах и ОУ. База прототипов для будущего физического воплощения в железе (In-Materio Physical Computing) вне архитектуры Фон Неймана.

  • Updated Aug 5, 2026
  • Python

Hybrid analog-digital neuromorphic cognitive engine for bio-robotic organism (Ricci Fish). Bypasses von Neumann bottleneck using 13 in-materio LCM chaotic oscillators, adaptive 3D Markovian graph (26 nodes), and sparse coding. Includes Arduino hardware specification and Ursina 3D simulation pipeline.

  • Updated Aug 6, 2026
  • Python

Differential memristive crossbar with a hardware-friendly in-situ (Manhattan/sign-rule) learning rule, tested on parity-3 — the calibrated in-memory-compute baseline of the physical-learning-substrates portfolio. Verdict #1: PASS, learns parity-3 at SNR ~24.5 (half co-located: physics activations, off-array error sign, physical-pulse increment).

  • Updated Jun 21, 2026
  • Python

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