APOLLO CONTINUUM / FIELD SYSTEMS
Apollo AnchorA place for every reading. Context for every decision. Anchor is Apollo’s base-station workspace for organising missions, understanding observations and retaining the evidence behind them.
Authenticated cloud pilot · Apollo Office administrator access
Explore the conceptual hardware in 3D. Fabrication and physical commissioning remain separate milestones.
Inspect the assembly ↗ONE CONTINUOUS WORKFLOW
A dashboard can show a number. Anchor keeps the mission, source, calibration and review that make that number meaningful.
Organise a site, register its landers and state the soil assumptions used by the advisory calculation.
Validate timestamped imports, retain raw values and record calibration changes without rewriting earlier readings.
Replay observations, examine threshold alerts and see the assumptions behind root-zone water-balance estimates.
Record inspection notes and export contextual evidence with an integrity digest and event history.
SOFTWARE WITH EXPLICIT BOUNDARIES
AVAILABLE IN THE CLOUD PILOT
PHYSICAL COMMISSIONING COMES NEXT
No physical sensor, radio gateway, pump or actuator is connected to this pilot. Synthetic records are explicitly labelled. Imported bench-source labels are declarations, not device attestation.
Rehearsals advance while the workspace tab is visible; they are not an unattended telemetry service. Advice supports human review, not autonomous irrigation.
PART OF THE APOLLO CONTINUUM
Anchor gives Apollo’s field-system work a practical home. ABS-100 describes the reference base station; Anchor is the software for its observation-and-evidence workflow.
Explore Apollo AgriVerse ↗Use your existing Apollo Office sign-in. The initial pilot is administrator-only, with a separate private workspace for each account.
Continue to sign-in ↗Local station records have not been uploaded. New workspaces begin with a clearly labelled synthetic reference session.