Circuita, Stochastic Mineral-Tracking Engine & Console
A private analysis console built on a stochastic cellular-automaton engine that tracks material through a processing circuit. It produces fan, balance, delta and inventory views per pile and exports a self-contained, bilingual report with inline-SVG charts.
Business Context
Understanding where material actually goes in a circuit, not where a static balance says it should, is the difference between chasing a phantom loss and fixing a real one. A shareable, self-contained report means the analysis travels to whoever needs it.
Strategic Value
Circuita pairs a principled stochastic engine with an operator-grade console and a zero-dependency report format. The same approach (simulate the real stochastic behavior, then make it legible and shareable) applies to any flow system where mixing and lag defeat naive accounting.
The Challenge
Material moving through a processing circuit mixes, splits, and lags in ways that simple mass balances miss. Operators need to see how a pile's composition evolves across the circuit, compare expected vs. actual, and share that analysis without a heavyweight tool on the other end.
Our Approach
Circuita drives a stochastic cellular-automaton engine that simulates material tracking through the circuit, then renders the result in an analysis console: per-pile fan, balance, delta and inventory views, with monitor tabs for the circuit and for individual objects. A report builder downsamples the original series per analyzed pile and emits a self-contained bilingual HTML export with inline-SVG charts, no server needed to read it. An architecture modal documents the engine and the full pipeline flow.
Key Performance Indicators
| KPI | Baseline | Result | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Circuit visibility | Static mass balance | Stochastic per-pile tracking (fan/balance/delta/inventory) | See where material actually goes |
| Sharing the analysis | Tool required on both ends | Self-contained bilingual HTML + inline SVG | Open and read anywhere |
Proprietary, source code not publicly available
Architecture
circuita architecture
See where material actually goes
Circuita is a private analysis console for mineral-tracking through a processing circuit. A stochastic cellular-automaton engine simulates how material mixes and lags; the console renders per-pile fan, balance, delta and inventory views; and a one-click report exports a self-contained, bilingual HTML file with inline-SVG charts that opens anywhere.
This is proprietary work; the deployment is private. The card describes the architecture and intent without exposing internal data or logic.
Technology Stack
Visual assets for this project are not publicly available.
This is a proprietary project. Source code and external resources are not publicly available.