Trade
beyond Earth

When people are far away, the right information needs to be close at hand.
Connect the cargo, the machines and the decisions that move it.

A brand-neutral cargo robot carrying an equipment case at a lunar depot, with Earth above the horizon

Earth

Build, document and pack

Orbit

Transfer goods and their records

Moon

Receive, inspect and continue

One equipment case. One connected history across every handover.

The destination changes
The constraints travel with it

A robot needs more than a destination. The cargo’s limits, required equipment and handling instructions belong to the same operation.

Six directions
Different tolerances

Record acceleration tolerances in all six directions. A reported event can be compared with the limit for the affected direction.

A rough handover
A controlled response

A sensor reports acceleration beyond the case’s recorded tolerance.

A robotic arm inspecting an equipment case at a lunar depot

Tolerance exceeded

Which equipment
was affected?

Connect the sensor event to the case, its contents and the relevant handling limit. Flag the exception for review.

Digital twin receivesSensor event + affected product identity

Where people
are hard to send

Remote and hazardous locations make human intervention difficult and costly. Robotics partners can bring the machines; Rodex connects the business context around their work.

Explore the robotics partnership

Rodex connects

Cargo identities, instructions, required resources, permissions, agreements and exception follow-up.

Your robotics system executes

Movement, gripping, inspection and execution feedback - with robot control, navigation and physical safety managed by your system.

Space is already
in the foundations

The data model makes room for destinations beyond Earth. Joint development connects those foundations to real equipment and operating procedures.

An address beyond Earth
Physical addresses include a celestial-body field and coordinate-type fields. Documented coordinate conventions include lunar and Martian locations.
Same mass, different weight
Mass is stored independently of a planet’s gravity. Local gravitational acceleration can be applied when calculating weight.
Requirements connected to action
Packaging and handling information connects to required resources and agreement conditions, so an exception has context.

Next: connections that can wait

Planned support for operations where connectivity is delayed or interrupted.

IPFS · InterPlanetary File SystemContent-addressed sharing of product documents, instructions and other files. About IPFS

DTN · Delay/Disruption Tolerant NetworkingStore-and-forward exchange of records and updates across intermittent links. About DTN

Start on Earth
Build the next step together

We’re looking for a robotics or space-industry partner for a joint technical pilot: move an identified equipment case, return sensor data and demonstrate an exception response.

Bring your equipment and operational expertise. Together, we’ll define the interface, required capabilities and success criteria.

Discuss a joint technical pilotinvest@rodex.ai