The success of the first Radixora prototype should not be measured by commercial performance.
Instead, success should be evaluated according to its contribution to engineering knowledge.
A successful prototype should answer questions such as:
- Does the proposed architecture behave as expected?
- Which engineering assumptions have been confirmed?
- Which assumptions require revision?
- Which components provide measurable benefits?
- Which design choices introduce unnecessary complexity?
By answering these questions, the prototype becomes an essential step towards a technically mature platform rather than merely a demonstration device.