Field note · Robotics · experiments
Make the real constraint observable.
A system gets easier to improve when its physical, data, or human constraints become visible to everyone working on it.
Rami Hanna
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Reply by emailField note · Engineering practice
A prototype should teach you something specific.
The line between a convincing demonstration and an experiment that exposes what is actually happening is usually where the useful work begins.
Field note · Product · systems
Good interfaces respect the work beneath them.
An interface should remove friction without pretending that a real-world system is simple. That applies equally to sensing tools and small consumer products.