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A problem family — different problems, same issues
92 problems across 17 fields
These 92 problems come from ocean monitoring, medical diagnostics, food safety, agriculture, construction inspection, and materials manufacturing. They share one failure: a sensor or measurement that performs well in controlled conditions and degrades in real use. Construction is a large part of the family. Measuring the depth of concrete over rebar, monitoring silica dust, assessing buried pipe, and testing mass timber in fire all face the same gap as medical diagnostics and ocean sensors. An anti-fouling coating on a marine sensor draws on the same surface science as the coating on an implanted glucose monitor.
Your sensor works in the lab. Has anyone tested it where it has to work: in seawater, inside a patient, on a factory floor, or in a field with no electricity?
also in designed for a world that doesn’t exist here, the context you didn’t design for
also in the rulebook was written for a world that no longer exists
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