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Find every gas leak,
the moment it starts.

We are building a plant-wide mesh of chip-scale laser nodes. Beams sweep the site in every direction; edge-AI reads the gas absorbed along each path and names the leaking joint — continuously, hands-free. Methane first, because the EU methane rules name it; any gas with a laser line next. The aim: replace the once-a-quarter handheld survey with always-on detection.

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EU rules are turning methane detection from good practice into an obligation

Regulation (EU) 2024/1787 (the Methane Regulation) tightens leak-detection-and-repair and measurement-and-reporting across oil, gas and biomethane; the timeline runs through the late 2020s. Today most operators still survey by hand a few times a year. Continuous, self-locating detection is the gap between what the rule will demand and what a handheld survey can deliver — and it is the gap we are building for. Read the LDAR rules →

how it works

A mesh of laser nodes, reading gas along every beam

Chip-scale laser nodes ring the plant and sweep beams over its pipes, walls and reflectors. Gas on a beam's path absorbs a known infrared line; edge-AI turns the whole mesh of readings into one answer — is there a leak, where, how big — updated continuously. Methane first; any gas with a laser line next.

[1] Ring the plant
Low-power laser nodes on existing structures form a self-surveying mesh — no trenching, no fixed sample lines.
[2] Read every path
Each beam measures gas absorption along its line; hundreds of crossing paths cover the volume, not just points.
[3] Locate & name
Edge-AI inverts the mesh to the source: which joint, how high, how fast.
[4] Alert & log
Continuous record for MRV/LDAR reporting, alert on threshold to your control room — hands-free between surveys.

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Building this — and looking for the right people to build it with

Investors, semiconductor & photonics partners, pilot-site operators and engineers who want in on continuous methane detection: one email reaches a founder directly. An engineer replies within 24 h.

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