Engineering essays on architecture, warehouse systems, and operational scale.
Detailed technical blueprints, financial analyses, and real-world system teardowns from our Chennai engineering team. Written for founders, CTOs, and heads of operations.
Why Scaling Businesses Abandon SaaS Seat Licensing for Custom Built ERPs
When companies grow from 20 to 200 operators, paying $60 to $150 per seat every month compounds into hundreds of thousands in wasted recurring operational expenses. We examine the exact financial inflection point where custom software becomes a capitalized balance-sheet asset.
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Engineering High-Throughput Warehouse Bins: Real-Time Postgres & Mobile Barcode Scanners
How we architected sub-second bin picking, barcode verification, and offline-resilient dispatch queues for high-velocity regional distribution centers eliminating dispatch mismatches.
UNI1 Engineering Team
Handling 15,000 Concurrent Racers: Sub-Second Telemetry and Ingestion Pipelines
Lessons from engineering sub-second RFID timing, live race marshaling, and instant leaderboard recalculations under peak live venue concurrency.
UNI1 Engineering TeamEliminating Paper Invoices: Practical AI Document Extraction Without Vendor Lock-in
Deploying self-contained document classification and supplier invoice reconciliation pipelines directly into internal databases without recurring third-party API penalties.
UNI1 Engineering Team