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Lessons over ego
Our first board failed: unreliable boot, no GPS fix, unstable power. We did not hide it. Every one of those faults is now a line on the checklist that each new board must pass before it leaves the bench.
Mission
“Today’s effort,
“Today’s effort,
tomorrow’s breakthrough.”
From a failed first board in Dehradun to hardware that can work on Mars. This is our real log.
0Board that failed
0Projects delivered
0Restarts
∞Next stop
Next stop:
Mars.
Out there, a board gets no second chance and no repair visit. If we design every board today as if it had to work on Mars, it has a far better chance of working anywhere on Earth: on a farm, in a drone, on a factory floor. Mars is not a slogan. It is our quality bar.
Today, client work is our fuel. It pays for the bench, the parts and the hours, and every board we ship for someone else is practice for the one that has to work out there.
The log
Every stop, the hard ones too.
Sol001Mars days since we came back online on 3 Nov 2026
Crew2One engineer in Dehradun, one AI co-pilot
Fuel2client projects delivered. The work that keeps the mission flying →
Only firsts get a stop. Client projects are the fuel in between. Dates are our plan, not promises.
handover_rev-A/
├─ 01_design/
├─ 02_fabrication/
├─ 03_bom/
├─ 04_firmware/
├─ 05_test/
├─ 06_docs/
└─ 07_showcase/02
Documented, always
A board nobody else can understand is a dead end. Every design project ends with a handover kit: design files, fab outputs and a parts list, plus firmware, test results and guides wherever the project has them. Anyone can build, fix or improve it later.
See the handover kit →
03
Built to survive
Heat, cold, vibration, bad power, and one day radiation. We design for the place a board will actually live, not just for the lab bench. That is the road from Dehradun to Mars.