Overview
At Oxylus Energy I designed and built an instrument-control application from the ground up. It now runs across twelve experimental stations and is used every day by six full-time employees to configure hardware, run experiments, monitor live telemetry, and coordinate electrolysis equipment.
How it works
- Modular architecture: per-station configuration with real-time telemetry and synchronized schedule execution across stations.
- Station-configuration framework: dynamic USB device mapping, so instruments can be attached and assigned without code changes.
- Live sensor polling and safe schedule validation, catching bad experiment schedules before they reach hardware.
My role
Sole architect and developer: design, implementation, debugging, and hardware integration. [Optional: instruments supported, notable challenges.]
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