May 27, 2026
After our visit to the CTN, we were originally planning to add an inverter and amplifier to condition our pulse signal. But after taking a closer look at the measurements, we realized we actually didn’t need either of them.
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May 25, 2026
This week we started redesigning and refining the website.
The original version of the site was built during the early stages of the project. It allowed us to publish updates quickly and document progress as development moved forward, but over time we felt the website no longer reflected the quality and direction of the project itself.
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May 21, 2026
This week we started the development of our V2 prototype box.
After validating the first prototype systems individually, we are now moving towards a more integrated and robust enclosure designed to support all subsystems in a single, reliable unit. The goal of V2 is not just improvement in form factor, but a major step forward in stability, usability, and long term testing capability.
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May 20, 2026
This week we returned to the Campus Tecnológico e Nuclear at IST to put CosmoMeter’s first prototype to the test. It was one of the most productive afternoons of the project so far.
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May 19, 2026
It’s done. CosmoMeter’s first prototype is complete.
The 3D printed enclosure came out, everything fit together, and we now have a fully assembled first version of the device in our hands. From breadboard to perfboard to a boxed, physical prototype — it’s been a long road to get here, but seeing it come together as a real object makes it all worth it.
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May 18, 2026
With the electronics taking shape, it was time to think about how it all gets packaged. This week we completed the first design of the CosmoMeter prototype enclosure.
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