34-second frame-locked schematic explainer. 1,020 frames at 30 fps. The figure is a labeled cutaway, not a measurement and not a certified reference.
Live plate: https://mizcausevic-dev.github.io/interoperable-train-control-boundary-explainer/
Repository: https://github.com/mizcausevic-dev/interoperable-train-control-boundary-explainer
An interactive anatomy plate for Interoperable Train-Control Boundary. Play, scrub, or jump the five stages. The same frame always draws the same picture.
- Explanatory schematic, not a certified engineering, medical, or product reference.
- Cyan marks the primary pathway, gold marks energy or actuation, and violet marks sensing or state. These colors are overlays, not literal emission.
- Scale changes, slow motion, and time compression are labeled on the figure.
- This page does not add dimensions, efficiencies, certifications, vendor internals, or performance claims.
- Verify the subject before any publication, purchase, safety, or clinical use.
- Not a collision-proof driver. No braking settings, enforcement thresholds, or bypass steps.
- The reference supports the underlying process or architecture. Camera moves, palette, cutaways, and timing are original illustrative directions, not experimentally validated observations. This brief is not a certified design, simulation result, medical recommendation, or claim about a specific commercial implementation.
- Not automatic compatibility between all rail systems. No operating procedures or implied certification.
Mechanism reference: FRA - positive train control (https://railroads.dot.gov/research-development/program-areas/train-control/ptc/positive-train-control-ptc)
Open index.html. GitHub Pages serves this repository from the pages branch.
The explainer brief fixes the palette and the single technical plate. A seven-theme dashboard switcher is not applied here.
Prompt p155. Component names on the plate come from that brief's stage lines. No extra specifications were added.