Project Cybersyn was Stafford Beer's audacious attempt to build a real-time cybernetic nervous system for Chile's nationalized economy. Gui Bonsiepe's Operations Room — seven swivel chairs in a hexagonal ring, curved-wall projection displays, orange instrument buttons — became the most iconic image of cybernetic socialism made physical.

This design system channels that mission-control gravity: deep charcoal walls, saturated orange instrument accents, brushed-aluminum surfaces, and rigorous Ulm-School typography. Every element says "the room is the brain."