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Operationally Deployed
- Two million hours orchestrating live aerospace networks.
- Three years in production at Google.
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Networks in Motion
Aalyria orchestrates resilient, high-throughput networks across land, sea, air, and space, as they move.
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Most wireless networks broadcast widely
Existing tools and techniques are inefficient. They waste power, lose speed at long distances and create vulnerabilities to interception and disruption.
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Directionality solves the physical challenges
Narrow, directional wireless beams deliver data faster, farther, and more securely by focusing the energy on intended receivers.
Complexity remains the greatest challenge
Moving vehicles, changing weather, and terrain blockages constantly disrupt directional links. Existing solutions have hampered more than 40 years of DoD efforts to unify land, sea, air, and space networking.
THE PROBLEM —
Networks in motion are proliferating
The rapidly growing demand for data anytime, anywhere, is forcing commercial satellite operators, telecommunications companies, and the public sector to invest heavily in a new generation of space-based and airborne systems with 10–100× the capacity and lower probabilities of interception and detection.
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Most wireless networks broadcast widely
Existing tools and techniques are inefficient. They waste power, lose speed at long distances and create vulnerabilities to interception and disruption.
THE PROBLEM —
Directionality solves the physical challenges
Narrow, directional wireless beams deliver data faster, farther, and more securely by focusing the energy on intended receivers.
THE PROBLEM —
Complexity remains the greatest challenge
Moving vehicles, changing weather, and terrain blockages constantly disrupt directional links. Existing solutions have hampered more than 40 years of DoD efforts to unify land, sea, air, and space networking.
THE PROBLEM —
Networks in motion are proliferating
The rapidly growing demand for data anytime, anywhere, is forcing commercial satellite operators, telecommunications companies, and the public sector to invest heavily in a new generation of space-based and airborne systems with 10–100× the capacity and lower probabilities of interception and detection.
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SOLUTION —
Spacetime
A managed platform as a service for developers to orchestrate networks in motion.
Ordinary software-defined networking can reroute traffic, but it can’t form or establish new physical links between satellites, aircraft, ships, and ground stations. When one of those links moves, breaks, or degrades, the path computation engine can only react after the fact. Spacetime goes two layers deeper. It predicts and manages the physical links themselves, and can schedule them to be brought into existence, so the network reconfigures ahead of the disruption instead of after it.
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HIGHLIGHTS —
2,000,000+Hours
Of lights-out orchestration
3Years
In production on Google's Loon network
9TRL
Technology readiness level
SPACETIME FEATURES AND BENEFITS —
Temporospatial SDN (TS-SDN): orchestrates physical link topology (layer 1); channel, power, and beam hopping schedules (layer 2); and routing (layer 3)
Predicts a problem and reconfigures the network before a link degrades, rather than routing around it after
Digital twin of every platform's position, orientation, and motion
Knows which links can be brought into existence and predicts their performance minutes, hours, or days ahead of time
Open provisioning APIs (OSS/BSS, battle management systems), open ontology (NMTS), and open-source southbound APIs
No single-vendor lock-in
Kubernetes-based; commercial cloud, on-prem, hybrid, or classified air-gapped
One platform regardless of sovereignty or security requirement
TRL 9; 2,000,000+ hours of lights-out orchestration of aerospace nodes
Independently verifiable, not a sales-deck-only claim
Sub-100ms reconstitution when a satellite is lost or isolated
No dropped packets when the network's shape changes
THE ORCHESTRATION LAYER BUILT FOR NETWORKS IN MOTION —
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Sovereign & Secure
- Your traffic never touches our systems.
- Sovereign instances, deployed globally.
- Single-tenant, in your environment.
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Built for Developers
- The deep engine, done: graph neural networks, NP-hard optimization, a digital twin modeling every possible link, land to space. Yours to build on, not rebuild, never locked in.
- North, south, and federation, on open APIs and a growing library of existing integrations. Build only where none exists yet.
- Explore Aalyria on GitHub.
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Glass Box
- Final authority: yours. Automatic or human in the loop, assignable across any asset or defined group. Automatic executes immediately, human in the loop holds for approval.
- Every decision explained.
- Your policy, embedded.
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Open by Design
- Federates with the orchestrators and ground systems you already run.
- Prove it in shadow before anything changes.
- No vendor lock-in. Your roadmap, not a vendor's.
SOLUTION —
Tightbeam
Proven ultra-high-speed Free Space Optical Communication capability
Tightbeam delivers up to 100 Gbps laser communications over extreme distances, with demonstrated ground-to-air links approaching 200 km, and decades of National Lab–rooted development across six terminal generations.
G170x closing a 200 km link in flight
TERMINAL SPECS —
T170x (Fixed) & G170x (Gimballed)
170mm
Aperture
100Gbps
Data Rate
100+km
Of Atmosphere
PARTNERS —
CONTACT —
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THE SOLUTION —
Tightbeam
Proven ultra-high-speed free-space optical communication capability
Tightbeam delivers up to 100 Gbps laser communications over extreme distances, with demonstrated ground-to-air links approaching 200 km, and decades of National Lab–rooted development across six terminal generations.
TERMINAL SPECS —
T170x (Fixed) & G170x (Gimballed)
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Next-Generation
Greater adaptability and increased throughput, with reduced size, weight and power.
PRODUCTS —
Tightbeam terminals for land and air
Tightbeam terminals are plug-and-play with native Spacetime integration and are manufactured for a variety of applications connecting land and air, with sea and space applications coming soon.
Tightbeam between earth and space
Coming soon: an optical ground segment Network as a Service. Enabling high-speed, reliable optical feeder links between earth and space.
INDUSTRIES —
Within Networks
Commercial Satellite Operations
Spacetime provides developers with a unified platform for antenna tasking & scheduling, radio resource management & beam hopping, and SDN / SD-WAN controller functions across space & ground segments.
Earth Observation & Civil Space
Spacetime offers a robust platform to enhance the efficiency and responsiveness of EO data delivery. Sensor collection scheduling systems can use Spacetime to assess network transport feasibility and performance, at scale, across inter-satellite and 3rd party space relays -- from earth orbit to deep space.
5G–6G non-terrestrial networks (NTN)
With its native O-RAN interface support, Spacetime can act as a RAN Intelligent Controller (RIC), bringing real-time intelligence to 5G NTN deployments: enhancing mobility and optimizing spectrum usage.
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Between Networks
5G-6G Terrestrial Networks
Spacetime supports deeper interaction and information exchange between the NTN and the Terrestrial MNO network in support of TN-NTN mobility and on-demand supplemental coverage.
In-Space Relay
Open APIs allow Spacetime to federate with other network orchestrators to broker and schedule on-demand interconnect & transit across networks -- even when the points of interconnect are ephemeral due to wireless directivity and network mobility. This enables government satellites to schedule on-demand RF or optical relay through other commercial or government networks.
Defense | Hybrid SATCOM
Spacetime instances federate across the commercial SATCOM ecosystem, and its native integration with hybrid SATCOM terminals enables on-demand service provisioning and service plan changes to balance performance, affordability, and resilience.
CUSTOMERS —
CONTACT —
Get in touch to discuss demos, careers, partnerships, and press opportunities
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