Technical notes and records of new directions we're exploring — including technologies we're still researching that aren't yet formal services.
Sites and goods, work orders, route planning, the driver side, matching dispatch to trajectories, permissions and a phased rollout — plus how dispatch differs from ride-hailing.
Read more → Buyer's guideWhether your processes fit packaged ERP, why to start with inventory, why numbering and locations come first, and how to design lookups and floor work — a checklist from our stone-industry ERP.
Read more → Buyer's guideRFID vs barcodes, required read range, ID formats, tag mounting, readers and system integration — a pre-implementation checklist from our work in stone plants.
Read more → Buyer's guideWhen custom software is worth it, how much to prepare, where quotes come from, why to launch in phases, and six things to settle before signing.
Read more → Buyer's guideReusing existing devices, dashcam video, multi-operator permissions, driver dispatch, regulatory reporting and data export — what to ask vendors, and when packaged or custom software makes sense.
Read more → Technical notesAdopting e-paper doesn't mean replacing your systems: a five-step architecture for plugging e-paper into an existing MIS, how data syncs automatically, and choosing between Advantech wireless and battery-free NFC e-paper.
Read more → Field notesOne platform serving around 200 fleet operators, with resellers onboarding their own customers: how the five roles are split, which interface each uses, and the reseller onboarding flow.
Read more → Technical notesWhat matters when building your own device server: JT808 escaping, checksums and general replies, plus reply formats, configuration commands and LED diagnostics for environmental-agency devices.
Read more → Field notesWhen only veterans know where material is: site maps and location numbering, a visual inventory screen, mobile lookup, then RFID tags and dual positioning.
Read more → Field notesHow we attached UHF RFID tags to ten-tonne outdoor blocks and to slabs standing on edge, made tags reusable, and designed handheld counting and locating — from the pilot system we built with SRDC.
Read more → TestingLetting an AI agent look at the screen and operate a stone-industry ERP to handle everyday lookups for warehouse and sales staff. We designed six tasks — including one that tests whether it makes up answers when nothing is found.
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