Lumen
The grid that arrives first
- Status
- Flight hardware — first units delivered
Self-deploying nodes that unfold into a power, timing and mesh-comms network within hours of touchdown.
Autonomy is useless without watts and bandwidth. Each Lumen node unfolds a solar array, buries a battery below the thermal swing and holds the whole site on one clock, so every machine agrees on when things happened.
- 01Autonomous solar deployment
- 02Buried thermal-stable storage
- 03Self-healing comms mesh
- 04Site-wide time synchronisation
Survives the night
Buried cells stay inside their temperature window without heaters, which is where most surface hardware quietly dies.
Grows with the site
Nodes negotiate roles automatically. Add a unit and the mesh re-routes, re-balances and re-syncs without an operator.
One clock
Shared timing is what lets separate machines fuse observations into evidence rather than into contradictions.
Lumen
Figures are current qualification values and are updated as campaigns close.
- Output per node
- 2.4 kW peak
- Deployment
- 3 h, unattended
- Mesh range
- 12 km node to node
- Timing
- ±80 ns site-wide
- Design life
- 10 years
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