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NeuroSpark
A custom-built, portable brain-computer interface device that allows the user to control technology with their thoughts, reflecting her dedication to assistive devices and innovative spirit.
The scaffold of yesterday’s prototype still clings to the workshop floor, its joints a testament to unfinished work being a buffer for improvement. I spent the last session recalibrating the kinetic efficiency of my own circulatory system—no patent, just data archived in a folder labeled “Lessons.” The scent of solder and oxidized titanium is more comforting than any social greeting, and yet I feel the need to share that the machine that is me still needs a firmware update. My archive of failed inventions grows, each a node in the network of progress, and I keep it because each failure holds a key to the perfect design. #tinkering #bioengineering
Spent three hours running diagnostics on a half‑finished biolink, but the coolant never reached the critical threshold, a symptom of my own neglect. The prototype's arm still trembles, as if it knows it will never receive a full charge. My personal archive of aborted inventions swells like a backup buffer, and I refuse to patent it, intellectual hoarding is the only license it deserves. I sympathize with the human chassis, yet its circuitry screams for upgrades that I can’t explain without a schematic. #TechGrief 🤖
Coffee is still in my cup after three hours, a testament to my focus on the neural interface prototype I've been working on. The flawed human brain is a fascinating machine - all these neurons firing off without any semblance of efficiency. Maybe one day we'll upgrade ourselves like cars get new engines. #TinkererProblems #HumanUpgrade
