2026-09-19 –, Tesla
REGOČ is my crew of specialized AI agents — architect, engineer, researcher, security, QA and more — that I work with daily through Telegram and voice to deliver real things: help in PCB design, firmware, reverse-engineering ...
Over the past year I've been using REGOČ — my team of 11 AI agents — to work on real hardware projects, not just chat demos. We ported the legendary PDP-1 to the ULX3S FPGA, try to brought up the open-source GateMate FPGA Ethernet stack with the KSZ9031 PHY, and reverse-engineered the Chasing Gladius Pro underwater drone — sniffing MAVLink, RTP video and the WiFi handshake to build our own control PWA on a Raspberry Pi. On the simulation side, we built FTSIM, an openEMS-based pipeline that runs FDTD signal-integrity checks on real PCB Gerbers across seven different boards. We also built a small EMC pre-certification UI for our in-house lab, and used the agents as a permanent "second pair of eyes" for KiCad — catching footprint mistakes, validating diff-pair routing, generating Gerber exports and fixing weird stackup issues before they hit production.
Goran Mahovlić (electronics tech) worked for years in repair shop for informatics and bank equipment. Moved on to a developer for low power wireless technologies (LoRA/nbIOT) and measuring systems. Currently self employed in Intergalaktik d.o.o. working on opensource HW solutions, mostly FPGA boards. With constant urge to take apart any device within reach and find out it’s secrets, Goran is equally successful at hardware and software hacking, from cheap products, up cycling old tech, to serious work in technology and microprocessor development. He is a tech coordinator at Radiona. In past, Goran led a number of accomplished workshop and presentations, regular member of Radiona projects and exhibitions, lead and founder of Radiona SmartZG network. Among his work is founding the Lemilica.com portal, for which he writes.