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About · Nexus Observatory Inc.
Nexus Observatory Inc. is a system designer and integrator for observing systems and observatories. Instruments, power, links, timing, compute, AI and data: we engineer them as one system, commission them and keep them current for the working life of each site. We build on the open Observatory Protocol, which is governed in the open and independently of any company, and contribute to it as one implementer among many.
Talk to usHow we workRead the protocolThe integrator’s workshop: racks under test on the bench, a mast section on trestles, the crew truck at the bay door. The loop, step by step: 1. A shop floor of racks, a terminal, a truck. 2. Sensor, link, edge and console stand ready. 3. A rack is built and burned in. 4. Time and place are fixed to every sample. 5. It passes its tests and is crated. 6. Relays carry the packets without reading them. 7. The truck takes it to a site. 8. Sensors check that the response worked. 9. The edge verifies every signature first. 10. It joins the grid and starts to report. 11. Only a confirmed result leaves the edge. 12. The team reads its first record. 13. The console shows the evidence with the alert. 14. The whole chain is archived for audit. 15. Everything settles back to idle.
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A shop floor of racks, a terminal, a truck
Reference design · drawn to scale
IWho we are
An observatory is never one instrument. It is ground, a mast, a power budget, a set of sensors, a backhaul link, a clock with an error bound, a computer and the crew who keep it all inside specification. Each part ships with its own datasheet. None of them ships with the interfaces between them.
That is our work. We design the whole system, integrate every part on the open Observatory Protocol and stay accountable for it through its working life. The protocol is open and we implement it as written, so what we build interoperates with what anyone else builds on it.
IILifecycle
One record from survey to decommission. Each stage hands the next a site that is described, evidenced and ready to change, so nothing is relearned at handover. Choose a stage to see what we deliver.
01 · Stage
Know what an observatory can do for you before anything is bought.Lines · AcademyField services
What we deliver
IIIOrchestration
Every layer speaks the same protocol: it enrols each node, attests what it is, disciplines its clock, describes what it measures, moves its data and carries the evidence. Swap a radio, a sensor or a model, and the rest of the site keeps working.
Space and air01
OrbitEO and communication satellites, ground stations
02
AirDrones, balloons and aircraft payloads
Ground03
Ground siteMasts, enclosures, foundations, access
04
PowerGrid, solar, storage, microgrids
05
SensorsWeather, seismic, RF, ocean, imaging
06
ConnectivityFibre, private 5G, AI-RAN, satellite links
07
TimingGNSS, PTP profiles, holdover
Compute and data08
Edge computeRuggedised servers and edge racks
09
AIInference and models beside the instruments
10
DataStreams, archives, catalogues, licences
11
Applicationsthe NXS Observatory app, dashboards, alerts, public portals
IVHow we work
They decide every design review, every commissioning report and every sentence on this site.
01
We name the instrument, the standard, the unit and the tolerance. A requirement that cannot be measured is not yet a requirement.
02
Every claim about a site sits beside its evidence: a test, a calibration record, a state. What is not yet proven is never presented as done.
03
We build on the open protocol and publish what we can license. Your instruments, your data and your rights stay yours.
04
Science, safety, infrastructure and public service, nothing else. Every site is designed first for the crew who climb it.
05
An observatory serves a place. We work with the communities, landholders and agencies around each site, in their language and on their terms.
VThe group
The Observatory Protocol is governed in the open, independently of any company. Nexus Observatory Inc. builds on it, and it is the company you contract with.
Company
Designs, builds and integrates observing systems and observatories on the open protocol: instruments, sensors and calibration, Earth observation and digital twins.
The Observatory Protocol belongs to no company: the specification stays public and every change goes through a public process, so anyone can build on it. Nexus Observatory Inc. builds enterprise systems on it and contributes to it as one implementer among many; it does not own the protocol or set its course.
Open protocol
VILines
Each platform has its own team and site, and all of them share one grid and one design.
/grid-servicesVIIContact and careers
Where it is, what it must measure and who depends on it. We will tell you what it takes, and what it will not do.
One station, a regional network or a federated grid. Bring the question; we bring the method and the crew.
Plan a deploymentInstrument makers, software teams and researchers putting their work on the open protocol.
Ask about our protocol workEngineers, scientists, field crews and designers who want their work standing outside, in weather, for decades.
Write to the hiring team—Begin
Tell us the sites, the measurements and the people who will use them. We reply with a design, a plan and a price.
Plan a deploymentTalk to usRead the protocolNexus Observatory Inc. is a system designer and integrator for observing systems and observatories. Instruments, power, links, timing, compute, AI and data: we engineer them as one system, commission them and keep them current for the working life of each site. We build on the open Observatory Protocol, which is governed in the open and independently of any company, and contribute to it as one implementer among many.
An observatory is never one instrument. It is ground, a mast, a power budget, a set of sensors, a backhaul link, a clock with an error bound, a computer and the crew who keep it all inside specification. Each part ships with its own datasheet. None of them ships with the interfaces between them.
That is our work. We design the whole system, integrate every part on the open Observatory Protocol and stay accountable for it through its working life. The protocol is open and we implement it as written, so what we build interoperates with what anyone else builds on it.
One record from survey to decommission. Each stage hands the next a site that is described, evidenced and ready to change, so nothing is relearned at handover. Choose a stage to see what we deliver.
Every layer speaks the same protocol: it enrols each node, attests what it is, disciplines its clock, describes what it measures, moves its data and carries the evidence. Swap a radio, a sensor or a model, and the rest of the site keeps working.
They decide every design review, every commissioning report and every sentence on this site.
We name the instrument, the standard, the unit and the tolerance. A requirement that cannot be measured is not yet a requirement.
Every claim about a site sits beside its evidence: a test, a calibration record, a state. What is not yet proven is never presented as done.
We build on the open protocol and publish what we can license. Your instruments, your data and your rights stay yours.
Science, safety, infrastructure and public service, nothing else. Every site is designed first for the crew who climb it.
An observatory serves a place. We work with the communities, landholders and agencies around each site, in their language and on their terms.
The Observatory Protocol is governed in the open, independently of any company. Nexus Observatory Inc. builds on it, and it is the company you contract with.
Designs, builds and integrates observing systems and observatories on the open protocol: instruments, sensors and calibration, Earth observation and digital twins.
The Observatory Protocol belongs to no company: the specification stays public and every change goes through a public process, so anyone can build on it. Nexus Observatory Inc. builds enterprise systems on it and contributes to it as one implementer among many; it does not own the protocol or set its course.
Each platform has its own team and site, and all of them share one grid and one design.
Where it is, what it must measure and who depends on it. We will tell you what it takes, and what it will not do.
One station, a regional network or a federated grid. Bring the question; we bring the method and the crew.
Plan a deploymentInstrument makers, software teams and researchers putting their work on the open protocol.
Ask about our protocol workEngineers, scientists, field crews and designers who want their work standing outside, in weather, for decades.
Write to the hiring teamTell us the sites, the measurements and the people who will use them. We reply with a design, a plan and a price.