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Real systems, with what they do, and clips of them running. 7 projects across drone tracking, robotics, wearables and factory software.

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All 7 projects.

The projects

The SKYLOCK desktop application in auto track. A red box marks a small drone against a pale sky, with its detection score above it, and a cross marks the centre of the view. A small circle sits just ahead of the drone, where the software predicts it is going. Gimbal angles run down the left side, and an inset on the right shows the camera gimbal on its tripod outdoors.

Case study, aerial surveillance

SKYLOCK

Finds drones in live camera feeds, predicts where each one is going and keeps a gimbal camera on it, from the operator's console or on its own.

A hardware, B software, C AI
HARP, a white and dark blue humanoid robot with a screen for a face and a second screen on its body, standing on a tiled floor. The AUTOVENDI II delivery robot and a roll-up banner stand behind it.

Case study, assistive robotics

HARP

Navigates a mapped building, tracks faces and holds a conversation with an onboard language model, built around a Raspberry Pi 5.

A hardware, C AI
Auto Vendi II, a white box-shaped robot on four large wheels with a linked suspension, against a black background. A depth camera sits under the lid.

Case study, last-mile logistics

Auto Vendi

Maps its route, avoids obstacles and delivers in a locked compartment that the phone app releases.

A hardware, B software, C AI
How the quality inspection platform fits togetherInspection on the floor feeds a web app built in React and TypeScript. The web app talks to an API in Node.js and Express, with secure sign-in and audit logs, which stores records in PostgreSQL with Supabase. From the API come the managers' dashboards, the admin portal for teams, bag models, shifts and QR codes, and reports exported to Excel and PDF.Inspection on the floorLogs the defect, marks the fault,accepts, reworks or rejectsWeb appReact, TypeScript, Tailwind CSSAPINode.js and Express,secure sign-in, audit logsDatabasePostgreSQL, SupabaseDashboardsRechartsAdmin portalTeams, bagmodels, shifts,QR codesReportsExcel and PDF
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Case study, manufacturing

Quality inspection platform

Logs defects, marks fault locations and exports to Excel and PDF.

B software
A person wearing the SceneScribe headset and holding a white cane, standing in a white corridor.

Prototype, assistive technology

SceneScribe

Describes what the camera sees, in answer to the wearer's own question, through earphones.

A hardware, B software, C AI
The ReFlex hand, a pale flexible hand on a dark forearm sleeve with a small camera in its palm, reaching towards a person's hand.

Research prototype, assistive robotics

ReFlex

Reads forearm muscle signals, chooses a pinch or tripod grip from what the palm camera sees, and stops each finger on encoder feedback.

A hardware, C AI
The tree-planting robot, a compact wheeled frame of boards and wiring, carrying two small wooden blocks on the contest arena's grid.

Competition robot

Tree-planting robot

Follows the arena's lines, plans on a grid and places blocks with its own mechanism.

A hardware

From the log

Short clips of the work running, with what each one shows.

0:21, no soundThe SKYLOCK console in auto track. A small drone crosses a pale sky; a red box marks it with its detection score, and a small circle shows where the software predicts it is going. An inset then shows the camera gimbal on its tripod outdoors as it follows. By the end the drone sits at the centre of the view.
0:15, no soundAuto Vendi drives down a long indoor corridor. A person holding a phone walks beside it, then past it.

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