◎ Star Flux / GROUND DEMO LAB
SIMULATION · v0.2Static planner ↗
01 / DYNAMIC LINK EXPERIMENT

Keep the beam. Deliver the power.

A moving receiver. A constrained controller. Every watt accounted for.

COMPUTED LIVE 1 km ground link · dedicated 1064 nm receiver · model predictions, not hardware resultsT+ 00.00 s
01 TRACKING VOLUMEACQUIRING
True target Beam axisProjected 3D · transverse motion exaggerated · beam invisible in reality
03 ENERGY THROUGH THE LINK60 s window
— Source optical— Captured optical— Usable DC┄ Wall-plug efficiency (0–30%)┄ 1 kW target
04 RECEIVER THERMAL FIELD25°C
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Peak plate temperature

25°C → 85°C trip

24 × 24 finite-volume plate
Cooling + lateral diffusion
Not a cell-level stress model

05 CHANGE THE EXPERIMENT
Each change affects the live calculation. Reset for a repeatable comparison.
EXECUTABLE MODEL

Show the calculation, not a claim.

The engine runs in your browser at a fixed 2 ms control step. Optical capture and heat update every 10 ms. A seeded noise source makes resets reproducible.

h(x) = atan(x/L); H = L/(L²+x²)Nonlinear bearing observation · two independent [position, velocity] EKFsw² = w₀² + (M²λL / πw₀)²Gaussian-equivalent beam · waist at transmitter · λ = 1064 nmP(x,y) = 2P₀ηₒe^(−γL) / (πw²) · e^(−2r²/w²)Spatial integration over a 40 cm circular receiverCᵢ dTᵢ/dt = Qᵢ − Gᵢ(Tᵢ−25) + diffusionQᵢ = Pᵢ(0.90 − ηPV(Tᵢ)); ηPV falls 0.2% relative per kelvin
LIVE CALCULATION TRACE2 Hz snapshots