The IR-1 has some characteristics that you might not see on other coffee roasters. For example, I'm hitting the maximum rate of change pretty far out from where that starts to plateau because the machine is overpowered on the front end (though prone to stalling on the back end so you have to know your machine to hit that particular example plan even running it at tenth capacity).
The other is maybe putting a Roasting Styles Exploration sample kit up for pre-order. I figure I could do one version of that with roasted coffee and supporting information and another version that also includes some green coffee so home roasters can either try to replicate their favorite sample or hypothesize a different approach tailored to their preferences.
One is doing a ticketed event at the shop where I can give a more general audience version of the class (change up the lecture, no roasting, simplify the tasting).
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.