Contact Brian Greenforest

Bring the system, the boundary that blocks it, and the opportunity to turn it into something valuable.

Start a conversation about funded R&D, product architecture, implementation, streaming FPGA arithmetic, raw WebGL and GLSL systems, Cartilage, radio, semiconductor development, fabrication access, collaboration, a principal engineering role, or technical due diligence.

Solid State Pros LLC carries Greenforest I/O engagements from the first technical exchange into professional work.

Send The Real Object First

A short first message can establish everything important: name the system, the blocked outcome, and the opportunity.

Attach or link the repository, circuit, shader, diagram, paper, trace, capture, measurement, board, process description, or product architecture. Name the decisive factor—timing, state, routing, physical feasibility, fabrication, cost, reliability, performance, or explanation.

Email a technical work inquiry

Problems That Match The Practice

Streaming arithmetic: a dataflow needs a narrow, regular FPGA schedule, or the bubbles-free serial multiplier can unlock a larger architecture.

Browser GPU computation: a product needs direct WebGL or GLSL control over texture-backed state, framebuffer passes, readback, or a spatial computing model. Run the browser-GPU machinery.

Reconfigurable systems: an organization wants to develop, teach, fund, license, or house Cartilage from its browser editor and simulator through RTL, physical design, and fabrication. The learning path builds the architecture from one multiplexer upward.

Any hidden layer: a product, signal path, model, or process has reached the point where the abstraction underneath it now controls the engineering outcome.

Name The Opportunity

For business, partnership, funding, institutional, or product inquiries, include the organization, timeline, available resources, and technical territory: FPGA, semiconductor R&D, AI systems, programmable matter, radio, software architecture, or another emerging technology.

Name the desired outcome: an architecture, implementation, product, review, principal role, laboratory access, funding, collaboration, fabrication path, license, or introduction. Specificity turns the first exchange into useful work.

Contact Details

Email: brian@solidstatepros.com

Legal entity: Solid State Pros LLC