Deployment

Built to sit in a working shop.

Serviceable in place, quiet on the network, and useful the day it lands. The unit is furniture, not an experiment.

Field-Serviceable Modules12U Chassis · Quiet on the NetworkSwap-In, Not Ship-Back
A NEXUS scanning unit on a bench: rack cabinet with a glass door, controlled-light chamber, transfer arm above a stack of cards, operator touchscreen on top.
Where it lives

A counter, not a lab bench.

Installed as fixed furniture on a retail floor — beside the display cases, in front of the customer, on the counter it will sit on for years.

Deployed unit · collectibles retail floor

DimensionApproach
FormRack-mounted cabinet — a permanent fixture at the deployment site
ServiceabilityModular subassemblies; one power and one data connection each. A module is swapped in place on site — the unit never ships back.
Network postureThe scanner accepts no inbound connections. Every connection it makes is outbound and initiated by the unit, so nothing on the shop network has to be opened up for it.
Offline behaviourIdentification runs against a catalog held on the machine, so a scan is not waiting on a round trip to us or to anyone else's API.
Catalog updatesDelivered as versioned deltas. A unit pulls only what changed, and a partial update rolls back rather than half-applying.
Commercial modelLeased hardware with a service agreement. Enterprise and multi-site terms available.
An abstract field of many thousands of small points receding into darkness.
At population scale

One record is evidence. A population is a baseline.

An anomaly only means something against everything else that has been measured. The value of the record compounds with the number of them.

Next step

Let's talk about your floor.

Tell us what moves through your counter and we will walk you through what a unit does with it — throughput, footprint, integration and terms.

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