- First substantive build: 7 October 2025.
- GitHub repository: new-tori.
- Public site: visit the public site.
Each link below reflects an evidenced family, lineage or direct connection. This project has 7 relevant public connections.
- aura-components - public page - later build; aura-components is earlier, ordered build lineage, shared technical architecture.
- aura-data-mapping - public page - earlier build; aura-data-mapping is later, ordered build lineage, shared technical architecture.
- aura-horn-torus - public page - earlier build; aura-horn-torus is later, ordered build lineage, shared technical architecture.
- aura-of-intelligence-web-app - shared technical architecture.
- aura-scan-pipeline - public page - shared technical architecture.
- aura-spatial-perception - public page - earlier build; aura-spatial-perception is later, ordered build lineage, shared technical architecture.
- aura-toy - public page - later build; aura-toy is earlier, ordered build lineage, shared technical architecture.
Aura Torus Sandbox is a compact Three.js experiment for arranging and interacting with faceted torus rings in a web browser.
- Renders the torus geometry as an interactive 3D scene.
- Supports orbit controls for rotating, zooming and inspecting the model.
- Provides screenshot, event-export and reset controls.
- Keeps the complete experiment in
index.html.
The exported event log uses newline-delimited JSON (.ndjson). It records
interactions from the current browser session; it is not a shared data service.
The page imports Three.js as a browser module, so use a small local server:
python -m http.server 4173Then open http://localhost:4173/.
This is a visual interaction sandbox, not the canonical Aura geometry model or a finished design tool. Treat exported observations as experiment records, not scientific measurements or automatic interpretations.
See LICENSE. This repository uses the Strange But True Public Source Licence.