Independent research · Applied engineering
Independent thinking.
Built into possibility.
I’m Justin. Gravimetric Energy brings my electronics development and independent research together around a practical goal: build useful technology, test ambitious questions, and pursue the results worth taking further.
Naval systems background · Electronics development · Ontario, Canada
Featured engineering / 01
From a blank sheet
to a connected system.
An independently developed marine navigation display brings hardware, circuitry, programming, and enclosure development into one project.
A marine display.
A whole-system challenge.
My marine multifunction display project explores the intersection of embedded processing, display interfacing, positioning, marine communications, power, and physical packaging.
It reflects how I approach a problem: understand the system, work through the interfaces, and take ownership of the details.
Architecture illustration; not a production-board photograph.
Independent research / 02
Different scales.
The same curiosity.
From particle geometry to cellular energy, these projects ask how complex behaviour emerges from interacting systems.
Spacetime & particle geometry
Exploring whether particle-associated spacetime dynamics can offer a useful model of quantum behaviour.
Explore the research02 / RESEARCH STREAM↗Mathematical explorationQuantum foundations
The quantum potential, uncertainty, and the challenge of deriving rather than assuming quantum structure.
Explore the research03 / RESEARCH STREAM↗Process conceptTitanium processing
Photo-assisted TiO₂ reduction and a proposed route toward integrated layerwise manufacturing.
Explore the research04 / RESEARCH STREAM↗Illustrative software modelBiological energy systems
An interconnected view of metabolism, mitochondrial function, and the software used to explore it.
Explore the researchThe person behind the work
Justin
Independent researcher & electronics developer
I like understanding
how the pieces fit.
“The question matters. So does the work it takes to turn it into something you can examine, build, or test.”
My background spans naval marine systems, technical authority responsibilities, project delivery, and entrepreneurial product development. I’m drawn to problems that need both a broad view and attention to the smallest interface.
A useful next conversation
Have a difficult
technical problem?
I’m interested in electronics development, instrumentation, research engineering, and multidisciplinary R&D opportunities.
Tell me what you’re working on, where my experience fits, and what you’d like to explore together.