Streamline OS

Replay what happened.
Keep the evidence attached.

Streamline OS brings greenhouse records, environmental readings, and spatial captures into a replay of a recorded interval. Each observation keeps its source, time, place, and uncertainty so the event can be inspected without losing the evidence behind it.

Current work: recorded, read-only reconstruction. It does not control live equipment. An early-access greenhouse record-analysis tool is also available.

How the replay works

  1. Keep the original records

    Preserve operational records, environmental readings, and spatial observations with their sources and transformation history.

  2. Attach time and place

    Locate observations in the greenhouse and recorded timeline. Show stale or missing inputs.

  3. Replay the interval

    Distinguish recorded observations from derived, inferred, simulated, and replayed scene state.

  4. Show the limits

    Keep inputs separate when timing, calibration, or coordinate evidence does not support combining them.

Inspect a reproducible synthetic example
The next research questions

From an event record
to a useful decision.

A neighborhood farm and kitchen would need dependable information about crops, available ingredients, and work already done. Recorded reconstruction is a starting point for testing how that information could support planning.

Recommendations

Test proposed recommendations against explicit baselines and operating outcomes, with evidence available for operator review.

Physical work

Qualify a defined task for sensing, safety, recovery, serviceability, supervision, and complete cost before deployment.

Future research · home cooking

Information that travels
with the ingredients.

A person or future home humanoid cook needs to know what arrived, how much is available, how to store it, and what preparation it needs. We want to test ingredient and preparation records that carry those details and make uncertain instructions or proposed substitutions visible.

There is no verified home-robot cooking integration today. Each device and workflow would need its own testing and human approval.