Connected systems
RTCO Swarm
An Android and web command deck that turns a network of machines into one readable system.
The work
What went
into it.
Live telemetry, incident history, container visibility, NFC actions, remote power control, private integrations, and in-app Android updates.
The interface shown here is a purpose-built public illustration. The working system’s telemetry, credentials, and controls stay private.
Explore the system03 / The website is the demonstration
More than
a pretty surface.
A browser can be a control room, a storefront, an instrument, or a world. Try the system below. This is the kind of thinking we bring to your project.
A system you can
actually explore.
Swarm brings live telemetry, history, and physical controls into one interface. This interactive model shows how the pieces fit together.
See the connections.
Select a node to inspect its role.
Change the conditions.
Follow an incident from detection to the command deck.
Make complexity readable.
Scrub through history. Inspect the signals. Save a snapshot.
Missing readings leave a gap. History keeps the last known signals.
- T+000s All paths connected. Signals are reporting.
The Python aggregator collects signals and makes one consistent state available to the web and Android interfaces.
This model uses sample states. No private lab telemetry or controls are exposed.
Spatial experiences
Real-time 3D, product exploration, and interactive storytelling.
Live information
Dashboards, telemetry, maps, and interfaces that respond to change.
Connected operations
APIs, checkout, automation, and workflows beyond the page.
Every screen
Touch, keyboard, accessibility, and adaptive layouts built together.