Hello, Inventor Smart community! I wanted to share a quick update on what I’ve been working on. One of my Logic Engine endurance programs just completed a 589.3-hour run — more than 24 straight days. I let this one keep running because I wanted to see whether the modeled recovery potential could eventually cross the $2 million mark, and it did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qw1E1IluB4Q The final modeled result was $2,022,178.19 in cumulative recovery potential. But I wasn’t only watching the big number. I was also watching the best and the worst. The best observed modeled recovery was about $345 per minute, while the lowest point was about $0.67 per minute. What interested me was whether that worst-case number would just keep deteriorating over a long run. After nearly 590 hours, it didn’t simply fall apart, and the program completed without a catastrophic round. These are still internal modeled results, not customer-verified savings, but it was a very encouraging endurance test. I also just finished recording my two new presentation videos for Logic Engine. I went over to a friend’s private studio and recorded the professional audio there, so now I’m down to the final editing and assembly. Within the next day or two, I should have the finished presentation material ready to start putting in front of potential customers, investors, and industry contacts. It’s taken a lot of testing, a lot of recordings, and probably more hours staring at a computer than I should admit. 😂 But it’s exciting to finally be moving from building and testing into showing people what I built. Thanks to everyone in the Inventor Smart community who has been following along and encouraging me. — Eugene Allen Founder, Glyph Systems Creator of Logic Engine

Posted by Eugene Allen at 2026-08-11 16:04:49 UTC