Bumper pool, microgrids, and lots of thinking.
Visit our office on any given day and you’ll likely see our developers engaged in a competitive game of bumper pool. Our walls are decorated with elaborate algorithms and schematic drawings because when we’re not playing pool (okay, even when we are playing pool) we’re always thinking. We think about creating real-time pricing networks, we think about performance-based modeling and simulation for microgrids, we think about monitoring seismic activity, we even think about better ways to manage health data. All of this thinking led to the creation of xGraph. Come by and meet the team. We’ll shoot some pool, drink some coffee (or a beer), and solve some problems together. We are located in the beautiful Old Port of Portland, Maine.
The programming concept of introspection is the ability for a program to inspect the code in a system and see object types. Reflection is the ability of a program to make modifications at runtime by making use of introspection. Our xGraph software is both introspective and reflective, hence our name. Rodin’s The Thinker, sitting in a contemplative and introspective position, is, according to one 20th century critic, “the embodiment of both dream and action.” The Thinker represents both our core philosophy and the unique capability of our software.
Founder, Chief Innovation Officer
Dr. Caryl Johnson - In Memoriam 1946-2019's bio
