Huey
One embodied AI node: a physically coherent machine containing local compute, runtime functions, interaction, evidence, and recovery.
Open Huey →
Build. Repair. Remember.
A publicworkbenchfor Huey.
DLRP.ca is the public front door for Dylan L.R. Pollock's lab: one embodied Huey node, the Monkey-Head-Project around it, the things being built, and the records that show where each claim came from.
- Now
- Huey V4 physical cohesion
- Model
- One node first; collective later
- Source
- GitHub v120.3 + v121.0 candidate
Three things to know.
The homepage gives the short version. The linked pages carry the deeper architecture, evidence, history, and unresolved questions.
Monkey-Head-Project
The wider lab, documentation, supporting systems, archives, and eventual collective around one or more valid nodes.
Open the project →DLRP.ca
A static public coherence layer. It explains and indexes the work without pretending the website itself is the runtime or machine-facing canon.
Open the source map →Use the site like a workbench.
Choose a lane instead of guessing which page holds the material you need.
Understand Huey
See what was built
Browse the archive
Check the sources
Know the builder
CURRENT WORK
CURRENT
DIRECTION
PROVISIONAL
Huey V4 is a physical-cohesion program.
The active direction combines V3 as the physical base, V2 as donor material, and the existing i9/TUF/Optane machine as the intended internal kernel after validation.
Shell and mounted elements exist; the compute machine remains outside the shell.
Turn the available material into one serviceable, attributable, recoverable node.
The four-GPU candidate remains unacquired, unfitted, unpowered, uncooled, and unvalidated.
MATERIAL CONTINUITY
Real objects, retained on purpose.
The homepage uses a small visual cross-section rather than trying to become the full image archive.
