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From Raw Signals to Valuable Data: Inside the Atlax Data Pipeline

Raw Signals Are Not Data Aircraft, vessels, and other logistics assets continuously broadcast raw signals. On their own, these signals are: * Fragmented * Repetitive * Noisy * Context-free Raw signals describe observations, not insight. Turning these observations into usable data requires a deliberate processing pipeline. The Atlax Data Pipeline: An Overview Atlax transforms

Coverage Matters: Why Density Beats Centralized Sensors

Coverage Is Not Just About Reach In logistics tracking, coverage is often described in terms of range — how far a sensor can see. But range alone does not define data quality. What truly matters is coverage density: how many independent observations exist for the same area, at the same time.

How Atlax Nodes Work: From Antenna to Global Coverage

Data Collection Starts at the Edge Atlax is built from the ground up as an edge-first network. Instead of relying on a small number of centralized sensors, Atlax distributes data collection across thousands of independently operated nodes. Each node observes the physical world locally and contributes that data to a