About

About B0rd

What's next. On the wall. That is the whole idea.

We were playing with microcontrollers, LED strings, and matrices for fun. Over the summer, on the Space Coast in Melbourne, my daughter and I decided to try a space launch countdown as a wall sign. The next thunderous noise should not be a surprise. I did not want to open an app. I wanted it on the wall while I unloaded the dishwasher. That is how B0rd started.

In Miami the same idea is weather. Tropical storms, the next band of rain, something you should know without leaving the room. We care about location-aware information in both places. B0rd finds the time and where it is, then puts the next relevant thing on the wall. A launch at noon. A storm coming in. An agent that finished while you were in the kitchen. The point is staying in the room, not giving a phone your full attention.

That is also how I like to make things. Plug in a microcontroller and dare an agent to flash it. Show a photo and some measurements and get a part to print. AI is for fun maker work, not only productivity. B0rd is a hobby that happens to ship.

Built by Anthus Microelectronics, part of Anthus AI Solutions. The operating system inside every unit is B0rd OS. See Models, notes from the Workbench, and the manuals.

For the platform, read The OS. For the bench, start at Workbench.