🧩 03_hardware / Hardware & Physical Control Articles Index
In this directory,
AITL (Architecture for Integrated Technology Logic) is re-examined
from the physical and hardware layer, with a clear focus on:
- Why control is not yet possible
- Where control must not be applied
This section exists to explicitly define the non-controllable domain
that must be fixed before PID, FSM, or AI can safely operate.
📘 Physical References & Baseline Definitions
Before designing control,
define what “physical reality” is and
what serves as the reference point.
🚫 Clarifying Why Control Is Not Yet Possible
Distinguish between
things that look like control
and what real control actually is.
🧱 Hardware Architecture
Before software,
physical placement, wiring, and responsibility separation
already determine control feasibility and limits.
⚙ Physical Control and AITL
Define the conditions, limits, and safety boundaries
under which AITL can exist at the physical layer.
🧭 Positioning of This Directory
- 03_hardware
- Deals with physics, structure, and layout before control
- Explicitly defines the domains that
PID / FSM / LLM must never touch
- Paired with 02_control
- 02 = Logical and control architecture
- 03 = Physical and embodied architecture
The moment you try to control what cannot be controlled,
the system begins to fail.