Long-form writing on open standards, middleware architecture, movement notation, and the technology behind the AIUNITES network.
Every gym machine you use generates data about your body. Joint angles, resistance levels, rep counts — precise, valuable, personal information. The problem is that almost none of it is actually yours.
Motion capture, physical therapy, game animation, fitness training, and biomechanics research all describe human movement in completely incompatible languages. The case for a common notation.
Vanilla JavaScript, plain HTML, CSS variables, SQLite, GitHub Pages. A deliberate choice — and what it taught us about constraint-driven design, local-first architecture, and consistency at scale.
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