DOVNEXUS Labs
Prototypes, technology demos and experiments. Some become products, most do not, and that is the point — this is where we find out cheaply.
Nothing on this page is a commitment. Experiments are published when they are interesting, and archived when they stop being interesting.
AI Experiments
02"Which customers owe me more than 60 days?" — typed, not built in a report designer.
Paused. Accuracy was fine, but people would not trust a number they could not trace to a query. We are rebuilding it so it shows the query it ran.
Could a model generalise a supplier's invoice layout after a human fixed exactly one document, instead of needing a labelled set?
Yes, for fixed-template suppliers — which is most of them. Held for a future product; not shipped yet.
Game Mechanics
02Rendering the impression of footfall from the demand simulation, without paying to path-find every pedestrian.
Per-household agents rather than an aggregate demand curve, at city scale, inside a 16ms frame budget.
Works with tiered update rates — nearby households tick every frame, distant ones every few seconds. This is the economic core of Retail Empire.
Experimental Tools
01Warehouses have concrete walls. Everything had to work fully offline and reconcile later without a merge conflict.
Works. Held as a counting engine for a future product; not shipped yet.
Technology Demos
02The same economic core compiled to WebAssembly, so a playable demo needs no download and no install.
Peer-to-peer replication so branches could keep trading during an internet outage.
Archived. It worked, but reconciling two branches that both sold the last unit is a business decision, not a technical one — and no merge strategy makes that call correctly. Replaced with a local queue and a single source of truth.