Analog Wave Computing & Spatial Telemetry.
Silicon Valley spends megawatts of power on GPU matrix math. Heimdall computes in free space at the speed of light (c = 3Ã10⸠m/s) using physical RF wave superposition. Access street-level micro-weather, camera-free spatial vectors, and zero-carbon analog AI inference via high-speed API.
1. Global Cloud API (Remote Anywhere)
Developers, AI labs, and hedge funds query the mesh remotely over the web via REST or WebSocket endpoints (api.heimdallnode.com). Compute tasks execute across Utica nodes and return in <50ms.
2. Autonomous Airspace Proving Ground
For robotics and autonomous drone delivery companies requiring GPS-denied navigation and collision avoidance, the physical wavefield exists in the airspace of Utica, NY. Flight corridors authenticate against the physical RF wavefield.
Commercial API Tiers
10,000 Free Ops/mo âĸ Instant Key
- â $0.005 per 1,000 vector operations
- â REST API access with API Key
- â 2D Wave Computer Simulator Access
- â Community Discord Support
50 Million Ops Included âĸ 15% off with $RNR
- â 50,000,000 Analog WaveComp Operations
- â 1-Meter Ground Weather & Micro-Doppler feed
- â Low-latency WebSocket Stream (<50ms)
- â Base L2 Cryptographic Oracle Attestations
Custom Municipal & Carrier Deployments
- â Unlimited WaveComp Batch Inference
- â 24/7 RF Spectrum Hygiene & Heatmaps
- â Autonomous Drone Corridor Telemetry
- â Direct Bridge to Utica Sovereign Vault
Test the Wave Computer Simulator (WGC IDE)
Place custom RF emitters, test interference patterns, run cavity ringdown scans, and compile watertight 3D-printable binary STL files directly in your browser.