Technical documentation
Seven documents define the platform: five specifications and two technical reports. These pages carry the technical substance of each, at version 0.9 draft, with the full documents available on request.
Every page is written against the normative text: tables where the specification has tables, and requirements where it states requirements.
OSI-ORB-1
The operating standard: normative band plan, radio subsystem architecture, host and software plane, the spectrum coordination layer, WAN and transport, timing, tenancy, SKU framework, and performance targets.
Read the detailOSI-ORB-A1
The single-SKU integrated sector panel: aperture structure from 470 MHz to 7.125 GHz, per-band electrical targets, the high-gain access array, isolation masks, mechanical envelope, and second-source provisions.
Read the detailOSI-ORB-C1
The dual-role client: client stack, five-function coverage stack, the NR+ C2 profile, CBRS relay under motion, power and mounting annexes, and ledger participation at the moving edge.
Read the detailOasis
ORB-C1 as deployed: uplink paths to the serving ORB, coverage geometry per kit, the deterministic safety mesh, self-interference budgets, park mode, power classes, and non-specialist commissioning.
Read the detailOSI-ORB-F1
Multi-unit synchronization: discovery over three channels, the six coordination domains, chain, ring, star and cluster topologies, partition behavior, and federation conformance.
Read the detailOSI-ORB-TR3
The band plan as one system: the three-plane managed spine, the access periphery, the per-zone capacity envelope, traffic-to-tier mapping with delivery classes, and how the envelope scales across sectors and federations.
Read the detailOSI-ORB-TR2
The only non-cellular member of the ITU's 5G family, at full specification: throughput envelopes per region, what an order of magnitude buys inside the congestion-immune layer, and why a programmable baseband is the vehicle.
Read the detailOSI-ORB-TR4
The optional licensed layer: band n53 at 2483.5 to 2495 MHz, its delivery floor, the handset-native inflection, international neutral-host mechanics through a single terrestrial holder, and the discipline rules for the option.
Read the detailIn the source documents, shall denotes a conformance requirement, should a recommendation, and may an option. Numbers marked as targets are engineering objectives for RFQ response, not guarantees.
Normative
Band plan, coordination behavior, interface definitions, and the deterministic tier. A unit that breaks one of these does not conform.
Informative
Throughput, gain, and range figures. Stated per zone or per band section, subject to shared-spectrum grants at your location.
Verifiable
A published test suite covers band plan behavior, coordination-client correctness, ledger integrity, failover, slice isolation, and non-specialist commissioning.
We will send ORB-1, ORB-A1, and ORB-C1 in full, and answer questions directly.