Andrew Eppler is a practitioner in Consciousness Technology Integration, weaving together sensing, computation, and human factors to produce systems that are useful, safe, and legible. He works across four recurring themes: 1. Clarity in AI — building instruments that surface error patterns, model blind spots, and information provenance. His Mcpllm‑rl project assembles pipelines to scan local and networked sources for AI hallucinations, map their structural patterns, and publish searchable reports with an emphasis on consent, compliance, and ethics. 2. Human perception & safety — synthesizing research on EMF exposure and related mitigation strategies, with a focus on testable hypotheses, measurement protocols, and practical shielding designs that avoid sensationalism while staying open to new data. 3. Embodied sensing & robotics — developing an open eDNA robotic platform inspired by quadruped designs for environmental sampling, search‑and‑rescue augmentation, and field‑ready data pipelines. The work stresses modularity, serviceability, and community contribution. 4. Open energy & resilient infrastructure — modeling wave‑energy buoy concepts and energy storage/transfer strategies, alongside cooperative governance models (e.g., community‑owned utilities) that align incentives with public benefit. Andrew also builds creative tooling (e.g., BlenderMindRL) to let local LLMs generate scripts, assets, and scenes in Blender with reinforcement signals for iterative improvement. Across