Build Materials
Targets, fixtures, sensors, lighting tests, batteries, airframe parts, and workshop materials for Arena experiments.
Independent Support
Buy a coffee. Help push Parallax Arena forward.
If the work is useful, you can support Parallax Solutions through Ko-fi. Contributions help fund build materials, public-facing documentation, demo content, and the practical work behind Parallax systems.
What Support Helps
Practical contributions go into practical work.
Support helps keep Parallax moving between formal customer, partner, and investor conversations.
Demo Content
Short videos, photos, field notes, and clean public-facing explainers that make the Arena concept easier to understand.
Build Time
Focused development time for scoring loops, kit layout, scored rounds, documentation, and responsible pilot planning.
May 2026 Transparency
Where contributions go this month.
Small public support helps cover narrow, practical needs while Parallax Arena moves through demo and pilot conversations.
Target-zone pieces, fixture tests, lighting tests, and small workshop consumables.
Short explainers, photos, edited clips, diagrams, and public-facing product notes.
Local movement, packing, setup checks, and materials for early conversations.
Batteries, propellers, replacement parts, and small FPV support items for testing.
Clear Boundaries
Support is voluntary and separate from formal engagements.
Ko-fi support is for people who want to encourage the work directly. It does not replace formal demo requests, kit conversations, partnership diligence, investment discussions, grants, contracts, or procurement channels.
- Use Contact for demos, kits, partnerships, investment conversations, or official inquiries.
- Use Ko-fi for simple public support with no sensitive details attached.
- Do not include controlled, confidential, customer, or procurement-sensitive information in Ko-fi notes.
Back the Build
Want to support the build?
A coffee-level contribution helps keep the build moving while Parallax Arena develops toward demos, pilot use cases, and responsible kit conversations.