Platform
MIM. The Motion Intelligence Model.
A foundation model for physical motion. It lets any machine know where it is, where everything around it is, and what is about to happen. In real time, on the machine itself.
±2 CM REFERENCE FOR THE TOP THREE AUTO MANUFACTURERS · 130/135 MINES MARKED, U.S. ARMY
Six capabilities
One model. Six capabilities.
Positioning is the entry point. The same model then predicts, detects, coordinates, simulates, and reasons.
Where it runs
Five ways to lose GPS. One answer.
Every environment defeats satellites differently. Measuring distances between machines has worked everywhere it has been deployed.
| Environment | Why GPS fails there | What Quorium does |
|---|---|---|
| Logistics campusesPACCAR | Metal containers and trailers reflect the signal. Position jumps between rows. | ~10 cm |
| MinesBHP · MIOS | Pit walls block half the sky. Airborne dust degrades what is left. | Collision avoidance with weak GPS |
| Rail and transitNJ TRANSIT | Underground there is no sky at all. GPS does not degrade, it stops. | Anchors (small fixed radio beacons) in the stations only |
| Smart citiesU.S. DOT | Buildings bounce the signal down the street. Raw GPS was wrong by eight meters. | GPS off by 8 m, corrected to 10 cm |
| Data centersNEXT | Indoors, with dense metal racks. No satellite reaches the floor. | Not yet deployed |
Same model in every deployment · never a custom version
Hard to copy
Three reasons this is hard to copy.
Every result on record ran on ordinary off-the-shelf processors. Getting the same accuracy and reaction speed from graphics-card hardware would cost more than the parts budget of a truck, a railcar or a haul truck allows.
EVERY DEPLOYMENTUnderground rail tracked from anchors in the stations alone. Cost grows with the number of stations, not miles of track.
U.S. DOT · NJ TRANSITMachines measure the distance to each other even with no line of sight between them, which is why the accuracy survives jamming, tunnels and mine pits. Under active radio jamming, Army convoys lost performance gradually instead of failing.
MACHINE TO MACHINE · U.S. ARMY