Roadmap
Every item below is in development and carries a Coming badge. Timing and final specifications will be confirmed after testing.
In development
A design locked to skin rather than the room, using a fixed depth-sensing stand, small markers outside the design and needle touches as reference points. The overlay is intended to warp with stretched skin and pause when the client moves. Viewed through AR glasses or projection. Paper stencils remain the normal method while this is tested; accuracy targets are goals, not promises.
Machine cues in AR glasses, with a mentor-shared view.
A mentor in another location views live machine data and optional station-camera feeds, then sends cues over the internet.
A small wireless button requests a break, gently pauses the machine and alerts the artist.
An outside-surface UV cycle while charging, with a cycle log. This is additional to barriers and disinfection, never a replacement.
Planned links to shop booking/payment software for client profiles, appointments, deposits and supply-reorder alerts.
Optional identification before gloving, alongside tap-in and phone sign-in.
A tagged sleeve pack supports the barrier-sleeve setup check.
Planned brows, lips, scalp micropigmentation, scar camouflage and areola-restoration modes, with access restricted to appropriately qualified users. Training access is not a clinical credential.
With client permission, healed photos or ratings are matched to session data to improve profiles and artist guidance over time.
A proposed school built around Tatau Strike, with a machine included in tuition. [CONFIRM NAME, TUITION AND LAUNCH DETAILS]
Testing before promises
Stencil-free tracing remains Pro Beta. Paper stencils are the normal method until testing supports another workflow. Accuracy goals are goals, not promises.
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