Specus

SPECUS FICTION / PLANOGRAM

Instruments for realities that refuse to agree.

Witness and Parallax turn the central mechanics of Planogram into physical artifacts. Their geometry belongs to a finite authored world of records, anchors, and conflicting states.

Design fiction · active development · physical geometry under revision

SPECUS FICTION / DEVICE ARCHIVE 01

Assembly under observation

Two authored instruments are opened into bodies, plates, pins, and round nuts. Drag the model to inspect the construction.

  1. 01Body
  2. 02Four quadrant plates
  3. 03Index ring
  4. 04Central module
  5. 054 pins
  6. 064 round nuts

4 pin axes · aligned fastening system

AssembledExploded

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SYSTEM / TWO DEVICES

One records. One compares.

01 / W

Witness

A compact registering device. Witness binds an observation to a physical carrier so the record can enter a network of testimony without becoming proof by itself.

45.14 × 45.60 × 8 mm
02 / P

Parallax

A precise mechanical instrument for conflicting records. Parallax addresses nearby authored states and can temporarily establish a shared physical field through Echo and Hold.

42 × 42 × 12 mm

OPERATIONAL SEQUENCE

Observation becomes an addressable difference.

01

WITNESS

register a situated observation

02

INDEX

bind the record to a known target

03

ECHO

read an adjacent state without contact

04

HOLD

maintain two compatible physical states

MOUNTING GEOMETRY

Four fastening axes define the Parallax field.

Four pin axes form a symmetric fastening field. The supplied pins and round nuts share the device coordinate system and are shown in their true assembly positions.

014 PIN AXES
02AXIAL MOTION
03PIN Ø 4 mm
04NUT Ø 3 mm

FICTIONAL BOUNDARY

A controlled narrative mechanism.

Everettian relative states and decoherence provide the intellectual frame. Conscious branch choice, exchange between decohered macroworlds, and the authority of a name remain explicit fictional assumptions. The system works only with a finite authored graph, known indices, anchors, costs, and confirmation.