NIG is a universal docking interface that moves power, data and fluid between spacecraft — and meters and settles every transfer. The connector is the standard; the settlement network is the company.
An androgynous coupling with a radiation-tolerant controller on board — it powers up, moves the payload, and records a trusted account of exactly what was exchanged.
Three independent lines, sequenced on connection.
High-bandwidth optical link over fiber.
Integrated channel for coolant and refuelling.
Every transfer is measured and settled at the interface — a record of exactly what was exchanged.
Independently-owned stations, servicing vehicles, tugs and depots now have to couple and share resources across operators. Today there is no shared standard to connect them, and no settlement layer to clear what they exchange. NIG is built to be both.
The interface reads the counterpart's hardware ID over a contactless channel.
→Coupling is released only for a counterpart cleared against the onboard list.
→Power, data and fluid channels are sequenced and opened.
Quantities on every channel are measured in real time.
→A trusted, tamper-resistant record of the transfer is created.
→The record clears on the ground: the platform is paid, the consumer is billed.
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The coupling that carries power, data and fluid, with a positive PCT international search.
The architecture the interface plugs into, with a positive PCT international search.
We are building toward an open standard for docking and resource exchange across operators.
The rails for the space economy are being laid now. Whether you invest, partner, or build, there is a place for you in what comes next.
Backing the standard and the settlement layer for the orbital economy.
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