Holographic matter manipulation — a machine that scans, assembles, and dissolves objects with shaped acoustic and electromagnetic fields. No nozzle, no moving parts: the walls of the build chamber command the field, the field commands the matter.
This is the open engineering repository of Osika Innovation. The guided story — architecture, physics, roadmap — lives on the site; this repo is the working material behind it: the digital twin, the CAD, and the research papers.
Two chambers — one holds the object, one holds the matter it will become; between them, one plate.
| Path | What it is |
|---|---|
twin/ |
RSW-1, the field compiler — the machine's digital twin. Native Swift + Metal: RH-1 geometry, T0 Rayleigh–Sommerfeld propagator with exact adjoint, T1 acoustic FDTD, T2 Gor'kov radiation forces, inverse solvers (IBP / GS-PAT / Diff-PAT), physics acceptance gates that write receipts, and a headless render/screenshot harness. swift build and go — no Xcode required. |
papers/ |
The research corpus: principles, architecture, the RH-1 hardware specification, the three modes (scan / assemble / dissolve), the two carriers (phonons / photons), stores, memory & compute, bounds analysis, and the field-compiler specification. |
cad/ |
RH-1 free-standing machine model (Blender), plate and table-assembly sources (OpenSCAD / CadQuery), and the 12-port bench chamber. |
sims/ |
Pre-registered simulation studies. Predictions are frozen before the run and results are published either way — including the negative ones (see the quasicrystal array study in papers/). |
Every claim in the papers carries a register — measured (demonstrated in published experiments), derived (follows from measured physics by calculation), or open (not yet demonstrated, named as such, attached to a concrete gate). Candidate designs are tested against pre-registered criteria, and design decisions are recorded with their full history; nothing is silently rewritten. The twin enforces the same discipline in code: physics acceptance gates write timestamped receipts, and the emulator's API is the hardware's API.
- Code (
twin/,sims/) — Apache License 2.0 - Hardware design files (
cad/) — CERN-OHL-P v2 - Papers (
papers/) — © Osika Innovation, all rights reserved for now; published openly on the site
We publish our designs because we would rather live in a world where a hundred groups extend this machine than one where one company owns it.