MomentGrid research

What we know, what is provisional, and what still needs physical evidence.

This research center documents the data and methods behind the current MomentGrid development build. It separates implemented facts from assumptions that cannot be verified until physical samples arrive.

Last reviewed

Development colours
221
Physically calibrated
0
Production enabled
No
Current palette
MARD-221-PUBLIC-V0

Research notes

Start with the source record or the pattern method.

Palette record

What is MARD-221-PUBLIC-V0?

A development-only digital record of 221 supplier colour codes, with every RGB/HEX value marked as an uncalibrated screen approximation.

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Development evidence

Method note

How does MomentGrid create a pattern preview?

A documented browser-local path from file validation and crop preparation to three versioned 50 × 50 pattern variants.

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Implemented method

Evidence ladder

A digital approximation is not a production colour claim.

Each stage requires stronger evidence. MomentGrid remains at the development-palette stage and fails closed for production.

  1. Source record

    Supplier codes and approximate screen colours captured from the user-provided chart.

    Recorded
  2. Development palette

    Versioned JSON data used for interface, contract and algorithm development.

    Active for development
  3. Physical calibration

    Measured RGB/Lab values, batch identifiers and controlled capture conditions.

    Waiting for samples
  4. Production evidence

    Approved colour tolerances, real pattern-to-product comparisons and fulfilment checks.

    Not available

Publishing rule

Claims stay behind the evidence.

  • Development RGB/HEX values are never described as physical matches.
  • Every palette and algorithm output carries a version identifier.
  • Unknown production metrics remain unavailable rather than becoming placeholders.
  • New measurements create a new immutable record instead of rewriting history.