Press & Media Inquiries

Arboria Labs researches decentralized coordination under real communication constraints, and applies it to orbital compute constellations. We’re happy to discuss the work, explain a result, or supply media assets.

Email: press@arborialabs.com

Media Assets

High-resolution versions of the Arboria Labs logo, along with approved figures and video from our simulations, are available on request. Please specify the intended use and the format you need.

Boilerplate

Arboria Labs is an independent research lab studying decentralized coordination under real communication constraints — propagation delay, finite bandwidth, energy per bit, and packet loss — at agent counts where central coordination is not an option. Its published work establishes where coordination collapses as communication delay grows, and how inexpensive peer-state prediction pushes that boundary outward. The lab applies these results to orbital compute constellations, where the binding delay is not light-lag but contact-wait — the time a message spends waiting for an inter-satellite link to exist. Arboria develops its own simulation stack: the Leviathan Engine, Gossamer Threaded Intelligence, and Maneuver.Map.

A note on scope

Arboria’s published results come from a simplified three-dimensional kinematic simulator. They are claims about coordination algorithms, not validation of physical hardware in space. We ask that coverage reflect that distinction — see Reproducibility and Data Availability.

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