What To Send
The best first message is short: name the artifact or system, the boundary that matters, and the kind of opportunity you are offering or exploring.
Useful artifacts include a repo, diagram, paper draft, trace, screenshot, demo, measurement, prototype, process idea, product architecture, or public claim. Useful boundaries include physical feasibility, implementation path, verification, architecture, prior art, fabrication access, trust, cost, reliability, or explanation.
Contact Details
Email: brian@solidstatepros.com
Legal entity: Solid State Pros LLC
Best First Message
For technical work, include the artifact, prior art, measurement, or failure boundary you want to discuss. Good messages mention the specific page or experiment that brought you here.
For business, partnership, funding, institutional, or product inquiries, include the organization, timeline, available resources, and whether the topic is FPGA, semiconductor R&D, AI systems, programmable matter, radio, software architecture, or another emerging-technology area.
Not sure whether the topic fits? Send the boundary anyway, but say what kind of outcome would make the conversation worthwhile: prototype, review, architecture, role, lab access, funding, collaboration, or introduction.