Sprovik
A practical teaching and troubleshooting interface that may use local Library information when residents authorize access.
Visit Sprovik →The Library / Connections
One home system. Many useful interfaces.
The same household knowledge should support more than a single screen. Fooy’s design explores compatible mobile interfaces, fixed panels, tools, sensors and service robots.
PAD
Wearable interface development, including mapping, sensing and hands-on workflows, lives at the Atlas project hub.
PAD project →Household Equipment
Future connections may include compatible robotic vacuums, environmental sensors, appliances and lighting—with manual overrides.
Integration requirements
- Owner-controlled permissions and local user roles.
- Device-specific safety behavior that does not depend on a remote server.
- Documented network protocols and a recoverable setup process.
- Clear indication when a task requires the internet or an external model.
- Opt-in logging and secure update procedures.
No universal compatibility or finished home-security automation is claimed. Integrations must be tested one device at a time.