| | Timeframe | Milestones | |-----------|---------------|----------------| | Concept & Design | Jan – Mar 2026 | ✔️ Finalize mechanical CAD ✔️ Define joint library (50 profiles) | | Prototype Build | Apr – Jun 2026 | ✔️ First functional X‑222 rig ✔️ Embedded controller firmware v0.9 | | Alpha Testing | Jul – Aug 2026 | ✔️ Internal pilot (5 users) ✔️ Collect pressure‑accuracy data | | Beta Release | Sep – Oct 2026 | ✔️ Ship 20 units to select customers ✔️ App v1.2 (OTA) | | Regulatory & Production Prep | Oct – Nov 2026 | ✔️ CE & FCC certification ✔️ Manufacturing line qualification | | General Availability | Dec 2026 | ✔️ Launch event, marketing kit, training videos |

In the case of Virginia Stendhall, her approach to casting is centered around understanding the nuances of each character and finding the right actor to bring them to life. Her experience working on Casting X 222 and WoodManCas has given her a unique perspective on the industry, allowing her to develop a keen sense of what works and what doesn't.

The intersection of casting and woodworking offers a wide range of creative possibilities. By merging these two crafts, artisans can experiment with different materials, textures, and techniques to produce innovative and eye-catching works of art.

By working on WoodManCas, Stendhall has had the opportunity to explore new formats and styles, pushing the boundaries of traditional casting. Her experience on this project has allowed her to tap into her creative side, developing innovative solutions to complex casting challenges.