Electronics
PCB design, embedded systems, prototypes, bring-up, testing, and microcontroller-based products.
View electronicsEngineering studio. Software lab. Game studio.
Albion.xyz
Albion brings electronics, embedded firmware, useful software, and game development under one roof. Practical systems, built to be tested, used, and shipped.
Studio map
Electronics, software tools, and games.
Albion combines hands-on electronics and firmware engineering with browser-based technical tools, educational resources, and independent game development.
Firmware
Reliable control code, device logic, diagnostics, communications, and hardware-aware software.
View firmwareLab Notes
Educational posts for electronics, maths, programming, tools, game systems, and the ideas behind Albion's work.
View notesSoftware tools
Engineering calculators, formula solvers, dashboards, and repeatable utilities that turn technical work into a clearer workflow.
Open the toolsGames
A published Android game, playable browser prototypes, and 2D game tooling shaped by the same systems thinking as Albion's engineering work.
Enter the game studioWorking style
From rough idea to something that can be tested.
The useful work is in reducing uncertainty: define the core, build enough to test it, learn from the result, and keep the next decision grounded in evidence.
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Clarify the problem
Inputs, constraints, risks, users, environment, and what the first version must prove.
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Build the core
Boards, firmware, tools, prototypes, or interactive systems focused on the important behaviour.
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Test honestly
Measure, debug, document limitations, and separate real issues from assumptions.
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Prepare the next step
Revise the prototype, hand over design files, publish a tool, or turn the experiment into a product path.
Mini studio
A published Android game and playable browser experiments.
Jigsaw Puzzle: Serene Art is available on Google Play alongside Tiny Survivors and Micro Dungeon, two lightweight browser prototypes that can be played directly from the games page.
Contact
Start with the rough version.
Send a schematic, repo, prototype photo, requirement list, or plain-English description of the thing you want to build or understand.