Authorized service definition
Define the provider, receiver, transmission window, permitted operating envelope, measurement method and accountable authorities.
WP-009 · Draft architecture · v0.1
Orbital Energy Coordination
A proposed evidence and coordination architecture for future systems that generate energy in orbit and deliver it to authorized terrestrial or orbital receivers. OSOIX does not generate, transmit or sell power; it defines how operational facts could be measured, reconciled, verified and handed to approved commercial systems.
Coordination lifecycle
Generation attribution
Associate generated energy with authenticated assets, calibrated sensors, timestamps, model versions and declared uncertainty.
Transmission coordination
Model scheduling, pointing constraints, exclusion zones, weather, receiver availability and deterministic safety interlocks.
Receiver measurement
Capture independently attributable receiver-side measurements with calibration history, quality flags and synchronized time.
Delivery reconciliation
Compare generated, transmitted and received quantities; preserve losses, discrepancies, assumptions and unresolved observations.
Verified delivery record
Create a signed event record and portable evidence package suitable for audit, reporting and approved commercial processes.
Settlement-neutral handoff
Expose verified evidence to approved fiat, regulated ledger, invoicing or EnergieMIND-compatible settlement systems without making any one rail mandatory.
Non-negotiable principles
Physics before finance
Commercial settlement may follow verified delivery, but cannot substitute for calibrated measurement and independent reconciliation.
Safety outside general AI
Beam steering, exclusion-zone enforcement, shutdown and other safety-critical functions remain deterministic and independently validated.
Losses remain visible
Conversion, transmission, atmospheric and receiver losses must be represented rather than hidden inside a single net figure.
Independent receiving evidence
Receiver-side measurement should not depend solely on the energy provider's own telemetry.
Settlement neutrality
OSOIX coordinates evidence. It does not require a token, blockchain or proprietary payment rail.
Claims follow demonstrations
No energy-delivery, efficiency, commercial or operational claim may precede test evidence and disclosed limitations.
Current maturity
Concept-stage architecture
There is no OSOIX orbital-energy deployment, power-beaming system, receiving station, certified meter, customer, funded demonstration or verified delivery record. Project SolKRON remains a research application inside OSOIX, not an operational product claim.