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These are not pitch decks. Each one already has code, drawings, an engineering package or a prototype that work is continuing on.
I work in small, clearly defined pieces: who does what, what came out of it, and what happens next. Contributions are recorded per module, and they only become a formal entitlement once both sides have agreed it in writing. I would rather prove things with finished work than with slogans.
Four projects currently being pursued, ordered by their present priority.
A realtime voice system where an AI takes part in the conversation: it answers the call, follows the context, responds, and hands over to a human when needed. Current focus is latency, Vietnamese speech recognition quality, and the AI-to-human handover flow.
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A winch-driven cargo lift with automated floor control, aimed at small and medium warehouses. Mechanical drawings exist and a prototype is being built to measure load, travel and stopping stability.
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Research into a self-propelled escape mechanism for townhouses and low-rise buildings: a speed-controlled descent mechanism, a balcony-mounted frame, and an activation path that still works during a power cut. It is at concept and calculation stage; no finished device exists.
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Warning: Concept and research only. Not certified or type-approved. This is not a ready-to-use safety device.
A linear sun-tracking mechanism for solar arrays, aiming for a lower installed cost than conventional rotating-axis trackers. A concept engineering package exists and needs independent structural and wind-load review before a prototype is built.
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Each finished and confirmed piece of work is recorded here together with its result.
Nothing has been published yet. This section will only ever show work that is finished and confirmed, never work that is planned.
Choose a project and send a few details so Vintolk can follow up about a specific piece of work.
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Read its detail page to see where it stands and what is missing.
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A module, a calculation, one test. The narrower the scope, the easier it is to record properly.
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Expected result, timeframe and how the contribution is recorded are agreed in writing before work starts.
Contributions are recorded against a specific piece of work, not against a general promise.
An entitlement only counts once both sides have set it out clearly, before the work begins.
Finished work is published with its evidence; unfinished work is never described as done.
A concept is a concept and a prototype is a prototype. Safety and readiness are never talked up.