Latch, a sorting funnel taking in loose cubes and releasing one clean green cube

MIDNIGHT INTAKE, ALWAYS OPEN

Latch

Loose cubes arrive. One clean block leaves.

NIGHT SORTING FLOOR
Latch positioned over a sorting floor with a conveyor and bins

Night Shift

After dusk, loose cubes drift in from every unfinished system. Latch waits over the sorting floor, takes the noisy pile, and releases one block at a time. Nothing is rushed. Nothing escapes sideways. By morning, the bins are empty, the output is square, and nobody remembers how untidy the night began.

Holding Habits

Three rules keep the intake quiet.

Latch in a lab, dropping one clean cube into a floor slot
LATCH / STEADY UNIT 01

Wide Mouth

Accepts awkward arrivals without asking where they came from.

Green Choice

Keeps the useful block lit until the handoff is complete.

Clean Exit

Releases exactly one cube, then waits for the next mess.

Known Measures

Six measurements, all taken after midnight.

Ticker
$LATCH
Working Hours
Dusk until the last loose cube.
Preferred Load
Unsorted, floating, slightly late.
Output
One bright cube at a time.
Side Loss
None worth mentioning.
Noise Level
Lower than the room expected.

Latch

Everything loose eventually finds the funnel.

Latch funnel