From screen
to bench.
Every NV13 device follows the same five steps. This is how an idea from a film becomes a thing on your desk that actually works.
Study
We watch the scene, pause it, and write down what the device does. Then we ask the practical question: what real hardware could do that, today, for an honest price?
Design
We draw our own version. The case, the interface and the name are original. We take the idea from the story, never the studio's artwork, logos or recordings.
Cases and parts are 3D printed in the workshop, then sanded and fitted by hand until everything closes with a click.
Wire and code
Inside is a real computer, an ESP32 or a Raspberry Pi. We wire it, write the code, and flash it. The same code and print files are what DIY files contain.
Test and ship
Each unit is run end to end before it is packed. If it doesn't do what its page says, it doesn't leave Tokyo.
What we promise.
It works.
Every device page says exactly what the device does, and what it doesn't. No photo-only props.
It's ours.
Original designs, inspired by fiction. Not licensed, not affiliated, and clearly labelled that way on every page.
It's open.
Most devices have a DIY edition, so you can build the same thing yourself with the same files.