What problem actually needs solving?
Clarify the people, requirements, constraints, risks, and objective before choosing a technology. Define what a useful result should accomplish.
THE APPROACH
Thoughtful engineering is more than making a system run. The result should solve the right problem and deliver lasting value.
Clarify the people, requirements, constraints, risks, and objective before choosing a technology. Define what a useful result should accomplish.
Evaluate trade-offs, interfaces, dependencies, and the overall system. Select an architecture that can be built, tested, maintained, and adapted.
Prototype core behaviors, integrate hardware and software where appropriate, and iterate from feedback rather than speculation.
Test against real requirements, document limitations, refine the result, and put a reliable, understandable solution into the people who use it.