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Industrial sites: a slope radar scanning a pit wall, the moving block in red.

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Sites, ground and air, on one record.

Mining, oil and gas, ports, utilities, rail, construction and manufacturing: private networks and compliance-grade sensing.

Plan with usScenariosThe protocol
Scenarios
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Templates
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Industrial: on the ground

  1. Industrial

    Sites, ground and air, on one record.

    Mining, oil and gas, ports, utilities, rail, construction and manufacturing: private networks and compliance-grade sensing.

  2. Open-pit mine

    Open-pit mine

    A pit cut into the ground, with benches stepping down to the floor.

  3. Open-pit mine

    Open-pit mine

    One private cell carries the fleet and the monitoring. A private cell for the haul fleet, the monitors and remote operations.

  4. Open-pit mine

    Open-pit mine

    The red ring is the seismograph: every blast is measured at the boundary. Measures ground vibration from each blast at the boundary against the permit limit.

  5. Open-pit mine

    Open-pit mine

    GNSS monitors on the benches resolve movement to millimetres. Millimetre-level positions on the bench reveal slope movement long before it is visible.

  6. Proof

    What buyers ask to see.

    • Latency and jitter test reports
    • Redundancy design
    • Equipment-maker interoperability
    • Spectrum licence
    • Industrial cybersecurity (ISA/IEC 62443)
    • Hazardous-area equipment ratings
    • Uptime service levels
    • Reference sites

01How it works

A station joins, then the work is shared.

One station runs the protocol from first contact to publishing; the graph beside it shows how this sector’s use cases share kit and products.

02Deployment scenarios

How the grid is deployed here.

From the sector research, each with the observatory template that serves it where one exists.

Sensors & instruments, Connectivity

Mine-wide private LTE or 5G with environmental sensing

Autonomy communications plus dust, blast vibration, slope and tailings monitoring.
Protocol & Grid, Sensors & instruments

Utility private LTE for the grid edge

Distribution automation, distributed-energy control and wildfire-risk weather on a dedicated band.
Sensors & instruments

Continuous methane monitoring

Fenceline sensors and optical gas imaging under regulatory leak-detection cadences.

03Proof

What buyers ask to see.

The evidence a procurement in this sector asks for, from the sector research. Each item is produced by the grid as a record, not written up afterwards.

  • Latency and jitter test reports
  • Redundancy design
  • Equipment-maker interoperability
  • Spectrum licence
  • Industrial cybersecurity (ISA/IEC 62443)
  • Hazardous-area equipment ratings
  • Uptime service levels
  • Reference sites

04Participation

Where communities can host the grid.

Community

Join the community

One account for every community, platform and the NXS Observatory app.
Open data

Use the open networks

Public observing networks on their own terms, ready to reuse.
Hosting

Host a station

Tell us about a site; we bring the survey, the design and the crew.

05Lines

The lines that serve it.

The enterprise lines that carry the scenarios above, ranked by how many name their work.

Platform

Sensors & instruments

Measurements that carry their own proof.
Platform

Connectivity

Private 5G, AI-RAN and orbit, on site.
Platform

Protocol & Grid

Your grid, on the open protocol.
Platform

Edge compute & AI

Inference beside the instrument.

06Search terms and open work

How the sector names the problem.

The terms buyers and programmes use, and open projects in the space, named as factual references only. Naming a project is not an endorsement or a relationship.

Search terms private 5G mining private LTE utility 900 MHz CBRS private network autonomous haulage connectivity continuous methane monitoring LDAR OGMP 2.0 industrial IoT sensors tailings monitoring

Open projects, for reference

  • Open5GS
  • OpenAirInterface
  • Magma
  • OpenMetBuoy
  • OPC UA open stacks

07Other sectors

Every sector, one grid.

Scenarios · 5

Government and public safety

Warning starts with a measurement.
Scenarios · 4

Cities

The street, measured block by block.
Scenarios · 5

Communities and rural

Connectivity and sensing, locally owned.
Scenarios · 5

Agriculture

Soil, water and weather, field by field.
Scenarios · 4

Sports and events

A temporary grid for a crowd.
Scenarios · 4

Development and humanitarian

Data gaps close before the crisis.
Scenarios · 6

Scientific

Instruments that outlast the grant.
Scenarios · 5

Environment and climate

Ecosystems, observed without a gap.
Scenarios · 4

Energy

Assets, grids and weather, joined.
Scenarios · 4

Transport

Corridors that report their own state.
Scenarios · 4

Defence-adjacent (civil dual-use)

Civil sensing only. Nothing else.
Scenarios · 3

Education

Learning to observe, on a real grid.

Bring us the site.

Survey, design, deployment and operation for industrial. The form names who receives your details.

Talk to usPlan a deployment

Sites, ground and air, on one record.

Mining, oil and gas, ports, utilities, rail, construction and manufacturing: private networks and compliance-grade sensing.

01How it works

From the instrument to the product.

The data path of each use case, tier by tier with the interface on every link, the equipment the use cases share, and one station joining the grid.

02Deployment scenarios

03Proof

What buyers ask to see.

The evidence a procurement in this sector asks for, from the sector research. Each item is produced by the grid as a record, not written up afterwards.

    05Lines

    The lines that serve it.

    06Search terms and open work

    How the sector names the problem.

    The terms buyers and programmes use, and open projects in the space, named as factual references only. Naming a project is not an endorsement or a relationship.

    Search terms
    Open projects, for reference
      07Other sectors

      Every sector, one grid.

      Bring us the site.