Coordinate systems. Keep control.
Connect sensors, agents, software, and robots across organisational boundaries.
Neuron is developing sovereign coordination infrastructure for autonomous and distributed physical systems across aerospace, defence, and critical infrastructure environments.
Coordination breaks at organisational boundaries
Agents, applications and machines increasingly need to work across different owners, networks and operational environments. But the infrastructure connecting them remains bespoke, centralised and difficult to govern.
Bespoke integrations
Each new connection requires another one-off integration, increasing cost, complexity and deployment time.
Closed platforms
Proprietary systems restrict interoperability and create dependence on individual vendors, operators and data models.
Centralised dependency
Routing coordination through a single platform creates bottlenecks, concentrated control and potential points of failure.
Fragmented governance
Different organisations need to collaborate without surrendering ownership of their systems, data, policies or permissions.
Open coordination. Sovereign control.
Neuron provides an open, federated coordination layer through which independently owned systems can discover, connect and work together securely. Each organisation retains control of its systems, data, permissions and deployment environment.
Interoperability without centralising control.
Built for distributed operations
Autonomous operations
Coordinate robots, drones, AI agents and operational software.
Distributed sensing
Connect sensors and applications across different owners, networks and locations.
Critical infrastructure
Coordinate systems across energy, transport, industrial and security environments.
Defence and allied operations
Connect sensors, C2 systems, platforms and autonomous capabilities across organisational and national boundaries.
Three ways to use Neuron
Connect systems, build software applications or operate a node.
Connect a system
Implement the open Neuron specification to make sensors, platforms, robots and services discoverable and accessible to authorised clients.
Use the open-source specification and tools today. Self-service onboarding through the Neuron Console is coming soon.
Connect your software
Enable applications, AI agents and operational software to discover and access authorised system capabilities through Neuron.
Work with Neuron to define the required services, permissions, interfaces and operational workflow.
Operate a node
Deploy and operate your own coordination node within your organisation's cloud, network or controlled operational environment.
Coordinate systems across organisations while retaining control of infrastructure, permissions and operational policies.
Available as Neuron-managed, customer-operated or air-gapped infrastructure. Nodes can join the public network or run as a private instance.
Public network. Private network. Same coordination layer.
Neuron runs wherever your systems need to operate — openly accessible, fully closed, or a mixture of the two.
Open discovery, broad reach
A shared network where authorised clients can discover and consume services from systems that benefit from wide accessibility.
Well suited to ADS-B flight tracking sensors, weather and environmental data, and public telemetry feeds where reach and third-party access create value.
Closed, sovereign operation
A private instance operated by your organisation or a defined group. Discovery, permissions and traffic stay inside your boundary.
Built for defence, critical infrastructure and commercially sensitive operations, including customer-operated and air-gapped deployments with no public exposure.
Both modes run the same open specification, so systems and software built for one work in the other — and organisations can participate in both at the same time.
One layer. Different operational environments.
Neuron provides common coordination infrastructure wherever interoperability, sovereignty and resilience are critical.
Enterprise and critical infrastructure
Coordinate applications, machines and infrastructure across operators, suppliers, customers and technology providers.
Replace repeated integrations with reusable interfaces while retaining ownership of your systems, data and commercial relationships. Keep coordination private, or opt into public discovery where reach adds value.
Defence and allied operations
Coordinate sensors, C2 systems, platforms and autonomous capabilities across organisations, domains and allied environments.
Enable trusted interoperability without compromising sovereign control or creating a central point of dependency. Operate privately, sovereign or air-gapped, with no public network exposure.
Coordinating distributed systems today
Neuron is already used to connect surveillance systems and operational applications across live aerospace environments.
Through 4DSKY, independently operated sensors can be discovered and accessed by authorised clients through a shared coordination network.
Connect systems operated by different owners and organisations.
Provide authorised clients with access to live operational services.
Add new systems and clients without rebuilding the network.
Coordinate systems across every boundary
Build secure, resilient and interoperable operations across organisations, nation states and domains, while retaining full control of your systems, data and sovereignty.
