TechRice · Awarenode · FarmLab · Field-test
Use consistent units, timestamps, observation locations and missing-value notation, then connect current devices.
Project building on this material: A day on the farm, seen differently →Connecting the material we have researched to making, learning and running the farm today.
Use consistent units, timestamps, observation locations and missing-value notation, then connect current devices.
Project building on this material: A day on the farm, seen differently →Keep irrigation and hot-water applications distinct; design manual shutoffs and records of failures.
Bring together available components, adaptable circuits, materials and the intention behind the artwork.
Project building on this material: Making light on the farm →Preserve the raw logs and add Korean-language exercises, a reproducible software environment and recorded results.
Project building on this material: A day on the farm, seen differently →Connect stable IDs, labels, photos, locations and revision history with mobile data entry.
Project building on this material: A day on the farm, seen differently →Project building on this material: Tools the next person can use →Connect updated code, local data, the reasoning behind recommendations and observations from the field.
Keep local parts, dimensions, fabrication, repairs and use tests together in a versioned set of documents.
Develop drawings, controls and assembly instructions for the modules we need, then test individual builds.
Check the current API before connecting records, learning materials and views of the work in progress.
Update the legacy software and connect experimental conditions, equipment and observations.
Update the software, support mobile use and saving and resuming, and develop shared stories.
Connect components, circuits, calibration and performance tests with explanations supported by evidence.
Keep seasonal records of care, harvests, distribution and collaboration.
Write Korean-language procedures for proposals, decisions, roles, costs and handovers.
Connect current tools, beginner roles, tasks and feedback within each project.
Define what is shared, who can access it and how people can export their own records.
Adapt these ideas to first visits, practical work and continued participation at a shared farm, without property rental revenue.
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This library maps out planned uses for each research collection. It does not mean that every file has been translated, run or tested in the field.