Hardware & SDK research
ElectronDreams
Exploring how people and AI agents could build, adapt and work with physical devices.
- My part
- Developed the direction, brand and website with agents, and investigated existing hardware and SDK foundations.
- Where it stands
- The website is implemented. SDK research continues; real-device validation is still ahead.
ElectronDreams is where I’m exploring the connection between software intelligence and the physical world: devices that people and agents can work with, adapt and keep improving.
AI and robotics were part of my graduate studies, and my literature research for an autonomous-vehicle project at DLR gave me another way into questions about physical systems. ElectronDreams returns to that interest through today’s AI agents. The direction starts with existing boards and components. I’m interested in what becomes possible when the pieces are easier to connect and an agent can understand a device’s capabilities.
Beyond the first build
The interest extends through the life of a device: building it, understanding it, changing it and keeping it useful. A first successful action opens more questions about configuration, permissions and what happens when something changes.
Questions worth investigating
How does an agent know what a device can do? What permission should it need? How do we tell whether something actually happened in the physical world? I’m using those questions to shape the toolkit and its interfaces.
Research with agents also includes comparing existing foundations with what I had planned to build. A proposed difference only matters if it creates something useful beyond what already exists.
What exists
I’ve developed the project direction, brand and website with agents, alongside SDK and ecosystem research. The website is implemented; the SDK remains research, with real-device validation ahead.
This is a place to follow my curiosity about physical systems as well as a venture direction. I don’t need every experiment to begin with a finished business case.