arabic.computer
2026 — nowAn archive of Arabic’s long encounter with the machine.
Open03 // The lab
Experiments in Arab technology — where language, place, and the machine meet.
We do not only build products; we ask questions. How was Arabic written onto machines historically, and how should it be written today? We work in public, document the route and the dead ends, and release what we can.
$ ls ./projects
$ uptime
lab online — results published in public
01Projects
Three projects now, sharing one premise: build tools and platforms that start from the Arab context rather than adding Arabic afterwards.
02Principles
Notes, prototypes, and failures — not just announcements. The process is part of the result.
Language is typed with fingers on keys. You cannot understand Arabic input without understanding the device.
What failed saves time for whoever comes next. A negative result is still knowledge.
Open-source software and public documentation whenever possible.
Open channel
We welcome research collaboration with universities, institutions, and individuals working on Arabic computing.
info@arabtronics.com — Opens your email client.