Personal digital garden
Wang Taozhi
Physics, robots that wind superconducting coils, and the systems that remember it all.
Applied physics undergraduate at USTC, building around robot-assisted 3D HTS coil winding, motion planning, and personal knowledge systems.
01 / Now
A public surface for research, systems, and slow notes.
This site starts as a quiet framework: a place for selected project notes, concept maps, and public-facing research traces.
Research
Building a more reliable workflow for robot-assisted 3D HTS coil winding and validation.Systems
Turning notes, references, and working context into a maintainable personal knowledge layer.Website
Growing an open shelf for browser games, small tools, source code, and public experiments.02 / Open surfaces
Games, tools, and experiments you can open now.
A growing shelf for browser experiences, small utilities, public source, and work that is ready to share.
03 / Garden beds
Notes will grow in public layers.
The garden is intentionally unfinished. Its structure is live first; the archive comes later.
Field Notes
Short notes from experiments, literature reading, simulation runs, and engineering tradeoffs.Maps
Concept maps for stellarator coils, superconducting tapes, robotic winding, and tooling.Library
Public reading lists and annotated references once the private library has a clean export path.Working Memory
A small public surface for what I am building, testing, and trying to understand now.04 / Selected systems
Three threads connect the site.
Research hardware, computational tooling, and personal infrastructure are kept separate enough to stay maintainable.
05 / Contact