See the form first.
Prove every part next.
OpenFirefly Concept 03 is a non-operational product-envelope study. The imagery expresses direction; it does not depict an existing engineering prototype.
QUIET ARMOR / EVIDENCE SPINE
A quiet shell.
A legible evidence spine.
A visual language study—not a material selection, engineering claim, or safety conclusion.
CONCEPT VISUALIZATION · NON-OPERATIONAL
One language,
from every direction.
Front, side, and back remain one restrained product family. These are appearance studies, not dimensional drawings.
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APPEARANCE STUDY · NO DIMENSIONS · NO MATERIAL OR PERFORMANCE CLAIMS
SYSTEM BOUNDARY STUDY
Not assembly instructions.
A way to see boundaries.
Seven closed, abstract envelopes support system-boundary discussion. They do not express dimensions, materials, tubing, valves, connections, or operating sequence.
CONCEPT VISUALIZATION · NOT AN ENGINEERING DRAWING · NO ASSEMBLY OR OPERATING INFORMATION · NOT FOR HUMAN USE · NOT CERTIFIED
CONCEPT 03 / INTERACTIVE ENVELOPE
Turn the form.
Inspect the language.
Rotate an abstract exterior envelope in the self-hosted Three.js showroom. It is not CAD, an engineering model, or a view of internal structure.
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EVIDENCE v0.3 · SOFTWARE RESEARCH
The product today
is evidence.
A deterministic software research workbench for boundaries, synthetic faults, stop conditions, traceability, and review gaps. It has no connection to real breathing equipment and authorizes no one to dive.
Read the field noteNON-NEGOTIABLE
Life support
is not a demo.
M0 contains no wearable prototype, mouthpiece breathing, animal or human testing, pool or open-water testing, pressure-chamber testing, or oxygen/pressure hardware. Evidence v0.3 is software research, not a diving system.
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No performance claim without a task boundary and source.
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No operator self-approval or AI as final safety authority.
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No human phase without independent engineering, medical, ethics, insurance, and regulatory approval.
Evidence before hardware
Why the first compact-device ambition failed its opening budget—and why that is the beginning of engineering.
Read the field noteRESEARCH WAITLIST
Follow the evidence
as it becomes real.
Join for material research updates and possible future invitations to professional discovery or evaluation. This is not a purchase, pre-order, test slot, or launch promise.