Dhanraj Choudhary

Hardware that actually thinks about the person using it. That is what we were going for from day one and I think we got there. Really proud of this one.

noise tools keep popping up but this feels more creator side. does it actually work live or mostly post edits

FreeCAD 1.1 actually addresses the things that made it feel like a student tool rather than something you'd use on a real part. Interactive draggers for fillet and chamfer and transparent Part Design previews are the kind of quality-of-life stuff that just removes friction mid-session. The assembly solver handling over-constrained mates better than 1.0 would seal it for me, that was always the...

Congrats on the launch! I’m really interested in how Ace handles the nuances of high-velocity physical retail. > Can the 'Real-time market intelligence' track hyper-local consumer shifts in fashion and lifestyle, or is it more macro-focused? Also, for a business scaling with imported inventory and CapEx-heavy equipment, can the platform model specific ROI for location expansion and...

The custom tech stack for real-time responsiveness is a bold move—building outside of the OpenClaw ecosystem is no small feat! @dan_lenton , I’m curious how that low-latency architecture translates to more 'physical' workflows. Since these colleagues have their own virtual computers, can they interface with hardware-specific environments? For example, could I onboard a Unify colleague to...

From a mechanical standpoint, using the MacBook's built-in accelerometer for input is actually a pretty clever bit of hardware repurposing. Most people forget that sensor is even in there. The fact that someone turned it into a product in 24 hours after going viral is a great example of moving fast on a simple idea rather than overthinking it.

form builders are a crowded space and the bar is honestly pretty high at this point. what's the specific angle here, is it the design quality, the conditional logic, the integrations? hard to tell from the overview what makes this the one to use over what's already out there

What happens when the classifier isn't confident? Does it block and ask, or does it default to one side? The "handled differently" phrasing in the description is a bit vague for something that could have real consequences if it gets it wrong.

Been watching anthropic improve claude for a while but 3.7 sonnet feels like a real leap. the reasoning on complex multi-file tasks is noticeably sharper and claude code makes it so easy to point it at your actual codebase rather then pasting snippets into a chat window. the combo of a smarter model with a proper agentic coding tool is exactly what i've been waiting for, congrats to the team 🔥

Can it is be used for desk occupancy monitoring? if yes then what is the accuracy?