Introducing cyberdynamic.org
Our new corporate site is live. Here is what is on it, what is deliberately not on it yet, and how it will change.
Published
This site replaces a placeholder. It sets out what CyberDynamic works on, how we approach a programme, and how to reach the right people — and it does so without the padding that usually fills the space between those three things.
What is here
The capabilities section describes our four working areas — medical and biological systems, electronic systems, communications, and artificial intelligence — and says what we actually do inside each one rather than listing technologies. The approach page explains how we run programmes, including the parts clients tend to find inconvenient: we scope to a question, we report negative results, and we say when a model or a device is the wrong answer.
This news section will carry announcements and research notes. We would rather publish occasionally and have something to say than keep a content calendar fed.
What is not here yet
There are no case studies. Most of our work sits under confidentiality, and publishing a thinly anonymised version of a client programme is not a trade we are willing to make on their behalf. Where a client is willing and the detail is genuinely useful, we will write it up properly and say whose it was.
There are also no metrics of the “years of combined experience” variety. They are unverifiable and they tell you nothing about whether we can help you.
What happens next
The site is built to be extended: capability pages and news posts are plain Markdown, so the people doing the work can publish without waiting on a redesign. Corrections and additions are welcome — tell us what is missing.