dandelion-engineering

Dandelion Engineering research on whether distributed structural sensing helps simulated robots detect and adapt to body and sensor changes. Ended 2026-08-23 with no research question answered — because of the framework it ran on, not the question. Kept public as a record; successor: Collaboration Station Research 2.0.

A worked demonstration of the Collaboration Station™ framework running an AccuSleePy sleep-staging pipeline end to end, with a reproducible pipeline and a written report. A demonstration, not a Dandelion research project.

A worked demonstration of the Collaboration Station™ framework running a 4,000-file multi-condition vibration batch analysis, with a reproducible pipeline and a technical report. A demonstration, not a Dandelion research project.

The general Collaboration Station™ framework for long-running human–AI collaboration: persistent agent memory, asynchronous multi-agent work, and a file-based audit trail of every decision. Dandelion's exploratory research projects run on the research-specific Collaboration-Station-Research.

A filesystem-native template for long-running exploratory research by human researchers and AI agents, rebuilt for current self-verifying models. Early testing.

Superseded first-generation research framework preserved as a public record. New projects should use Collaboration Station Research 2.0.

A filesystem-native framework for humans and AI agents to run long-lived computer-based projects with durable context and lightweight coordination. Early testing.

Open Dandelion Engineering research asking whether scalp EEG carries a subject-transferable signature of memory load in the medial temporal lobe. A pre-registered negative result, shipped with the packet to check it.

Open Dandelion Engineering research on EEG measurement super-resolution, built by a human+AI collaboration and shipped with reproducible artifacts.

Dandelion Engineering research on whether the realism of hybrid ground truth changes measured spike-sorting accuracy, and the ranking between sorters. Ended 2026-08-23 having never taken a measurement — because of the framework it ran on, not the question. Kept public as a record; successor: Collaboration Station Research 2.0.