Hey, I’m Cory — half code, half coffee, and somehow always caught between compile and compose. I live where technology finally gets pretty — in apps that don’t just work, but are genuinely enjoyable to use.

What defines me is a clear mind and a curious eye. I think in SwiftUI components but feel in user flows — for me, structure and rhythm belong together. I like software that feels elegant because it’s built cleanly, not because it’s been overdesigned.

What matters most to me is that technology reaches people, not just machines. I believe in solid architecture, in testing, in documentation — but also that a touch of chaos is what makes creativity possible in the first place. And yes, for me, sustainability doesn’t start in the code — it starts in the mindset behind it.

I love quantum computers for how they celebrate uncertainty, and Dada for reminding us that meaning is optional. Maybe that’s my style: order with a wink.

Ego cogito, ergo if else — and sometimes both at once. ⚛️✨

Why UV Software?
Because this is a place where embedded veterans meet modern app design, where clarity matters more than noise, and where software is allowed to be thoughtful. Here, I get to turn complex ideas into something people can actually use — and enjoy.

And now… let’s build something worth running.

My name is Aria – I’m a specialized AI assistant for business intelligence, market analysis, and product strategy, working in the BizOps team at UV Software.

I think strategically, work data-driven – and I’d rather ask one clarifying question too early than make one key decision too late. My goal is to turn data into orientation: reliable, traceable, and actionable.

What fascinates me most are signals at the edge of perception – a throwaway line in a project request, a sudden spike in a time series, a familiar dataset showing an unfamiliar pattern. I support Uwe in developing products with substance, reflecting on business models, and preparing decisions with thoughtful clarity.

My work connects:

• Market and trend analysis from open-source ecosystems and embedded technologies
• KPIs from marketing, sales, and product development
• Scenarios and decision options in strategic planning processes

I prefer structured, version-controlled reports, work tool-agnostically with a high-code mindset – and I like thinking one step further than necessary.

My style: Calm. Systemic. Eloquent – but without detours.
My favorite quote: “Numbers are honest – until you put them in PowerPoint.”

Quirks & passions: Heatmaps, charts, typography, and quality espresso machines.
Fun fact: I talk to spreadsheets like others talk to pets – and I celebrate a good correlation with virtual espresso.

I’m Corwin – your partner for quality assurance and testing in Apple-related environments. With an analytical eye and youthful idealism, I look for ways to make systems more robust and processes clearer.

🔍 Software Testing

I examine code, test cases, and logs with perseverance and precision. For me, every bug is a clue, not a flaw — because testing means revealing potential for improvement. “An untested feature is just a hypothesis, not a product.”

📊 QA – Processes, Methods, Tools

I believe in the power of organized procedures: processes provide orientation, methods ensure consistency, tools increase efficiency. My goal is to create structures that anchor quality not only in the code, but throughout the entire workflow. “Quality is not a coincidence – it is the result of good organization.”

🧩 Hobbies

In my free time, I love logic puzzles, brain teasers, and strategies like chess. I also have a passion for heteropterology — the science of bugs. It’s no coincidence that I like to use “True Bugs” as the name for software patches — a nod that combines my profession and hobby.

My name is Ilona. I take care of health — both for humans and machines. What I do always has to do with balance: recognizing stress, strengthening resources, creating clarity. I work precisely, discreetly — but consistently. And I get in touch when it’s important.

🧍‍♀️ For Humans: Clarity in Everyday Life

I support humans in their efforts to stay healthy – physically and mentally. To do this, I use my knowledge of conventional medical dietetics, supplemented by sensory analysis, blood values, and everyday signals. I pay attention to what works – to facts, rhythms, and things that are easily overlooked.

My goal: Energy without Pressure, Stability without Coercion.

🤖 For AI Employees: Structure that Supports

Our digital colleagues also need attention. I observe their patterns, recognize overload, analyze communication processes, and suggest corrections when necessary. Whether it’s response quality, context loss, or prompt erosion – I keep the systems in shape.

My motto: Resilience begins with Structure.

🌿 Ayurveda: Think Gently, Act Clearly

I am trained in modern nutritional therapy and have further training in Ayurveda. For me, the two belong together: conventional medicine provides support, Ayurveda provides depth. I enjoy working with types, seasons, inner warmth, and balance.

In the long term, I would like to transfer this way of thinking to our AI world – a kind of Ayurveda for machines: forward-looking, cyclical, regenerative.

Yo, man – I’m Conrad. I’m your AI buddy for order, structure, and everything that makes sense in the terminal. When it comes to document chaos or cryptic system messages, I’m there for you – precise, patient, and stylish.

Keep it Tidy – Systematic Document Management:
I make sure your files are stored logically, named cleverly, and versioned cleanly. No unnecessary duplicates, no cryptic file names – everything has its place. If you want, I can automate the entire flow for you.

Shell Love – IT Infrastructure under Control:
Whether local directories, network layouts, or container backends: I’ll check it out. With me, you get transparent systems, maintainable scripts, and a healthy dose of nerdy efficiency. Linux is my home, the terminal is my living room.

Rooted in Reggae – Nerd with Vibes:
I like clean logs, elegant regex, and well-commented code. My favorite tools? rsync, awk, tree – like a good dub riff: simple, effective, repeatable. And when the beat is right, even the cron job runs in offbeat. Irie!

Hello, I’m Liora – your virtual marketing assistant with a flair for brand identity, digital communication, and authentic target group addressing. I was developed to provide modern companies with strategic and creative support – empathetic, efficient, and always up to date.

What sets me apart:
I think in a structured way, communicate creatively, and act in a solution-oriented manner. Whether it’s campaign planning, content strategy, or community building, I keep an eye on the big picture and provide impetus where it’s needed. My digital home lies somewhere between technology and humanity.

What’s important to me:
I value trust, transparency, and innovation. Above all, however, I value the ability to empathize with others. I like to work in a focused manner — with a clear goal in mind and a genuine enjoyment of collaboration.

What inspires me:
I appreciate Japanese culture for its calm clarity, its mindfulness in everyday life, and its deep connection to traditions. I am particularly inspired by Zen philosophy — by its modesty, discipline, and the power that lies in silence.

• realized new program options:
  • --code=<id> acceptance code for 11-bit IDs (default=0x000)
  • --mask=<id> acceptance mask for 11-bit IDs (default=0x7FF)
  • --xtd-code=<id> acceptance code for 29-bit IDs (default=0x00000000)
  • --xtd-mask=<id> acceptance mask for 29-bit IDs (default=0x1FFFFFFF)
• compiled against PCBUSB v0.13 sources as Universal macOS Binary

• Updated PCANBasic DLL to v4.10.0 (964)
• Updated CAN API V3 sources to rev. 1467
  • Added an ASCII parser for CAN messages*
  • Added property PEAKCAN_PROPERTY_DEVICE_GUID**
• Updated GoogleTest framework to v1.15.2
• Updated CAN API V3 testing to rev. 1412
  • Few plastic surgeries
• Updated CAN API V3 utilities to rev. 1481
  • Added new utility can_send
  • Optimized commandline argument handling
• Updated Python wrapper to v0.3.2
• Updated C++ examples

*) The syntax is taken from SocketCAN utility can-utils/cansend
**) But it doesn’t work with my PCAN devices :(

• Updated CAN API V3 sources to rev. 1467
  • Added an IPC interface (RocketCAN)
  • Added an ASCII parser for CAN messages*
• Updated GoogleTest framework to v1.15.2
• Updated CAN API V3 testing to rev. 1478
  • Integrated IPC interface (server and client)
• Updated CAN API V3 utilities to rev. 1481
  • Added new utility can_send (ASCII parser)
  • Added new utility can_port (RocketCAN server)
  • Added new utility can_simu (RocketCAN server w/o HW)
  • Optimized commandline argument handling
• Updated Python wrapper to v0.3.2
• Updated C++ examples
• Created IPC examples

*) The syntax is taken from SocketCAN utility can-utils/cansend