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Issue 001 · Founders' Edition

Engineering in full view.

A curated registry for the work that usually stays in private repos, garage benches, and university labs. Publish your build, get read closely, and be found by people who actually understand it.

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— Robotics — Aerospace — Embedded — Mechanical — Structural — Biomed

01 — Index

Featured this issue.

A hand-picked selection of projects we read, ran, or pulled apart ourselves.

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Empty State

The first issue is still being set.

When the first projects are filed, they'll run here with full bylines. If you've built something you'd file in a serious notebook — we want to feature it.

Submit the first one

02 — Process

From bench to byline in three clean steps.

Step 01 I

File the work.

Upload your README, schematics, links and media. Our AI-assisted parser lifts structure straight from a repository or design doc — no forms from scratch.

⌘ Assisted by AI
Step 02 II

Editors review.

Engineering editors read every submission, verify claims, and promote the work that deserves a larger audience. No algorithmic sorting.

✓ Human-curated
Step 03 III

Get found.

Recruiters, collaborators, and other engineers read the index. You receive contact directly — no noise, no cold pitches from the wrong room.

→ Direct contact

03 — Feature

On the cover.

On the Cover · Issue 001

Orion.
An autopilot, fully owned.

A custom RTOS autopilot in C++ and Rust. Real-time sensor fusion, adaptive PID control, hardware fail-safes, and an encrypted ground uplink — built by one engineer, flown 240+ hours.

Waypoint accuracy

99.7%

Loop response

4 ms

Flight hours

240+

Editors' Notes

  • 01

    Dual-core STM32H7 with FPU driving 500 Hz attitude loops.

  • 02

    9-DOF IMU fused with multi-constellation GNSS via Extended Kalman Filter.

  • 03

    MAVLink telemetry on an AES-encrypted ground uplink.

JR

Jordan Reyes

Aerospace · UCLA

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04 — Tenets

Rules of the house.

  1. Nº 01

    Verified, not vibed.

    Repository activity is checked. Claims are cross-read. What you see here is what somebody actually built.

  2. Nº 02

    Privacy as a primitive.

    You choose who reads your work. Stealth mode keeps you discoverable by serious recruiters without public exposure.

  3. Nº 03

    Deep metadata.

    Beyond keywords: we surface architecture, stack depth, and the moves a project actually makes. Built for engineers reading engineers.

  4. Nº 04

    Signal over hype.

    No feed, no likes, no leaderboard games. A quiet, high-signal index that rewards the actual work.

Issue 001 · Closing

If it was hard to build,
it deserves to be read.

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