Phyllux Technologies
This site is a frozen research archive and design provenance record. Active commercial R&D, partner intake, and acquisition solicitation ended in 2026. Living products live elsewhere. What remains here is evidence honesty, geometric design grammar, prior-art chronology, and the glory record of PhiKey.
Living work
Start here if you want what is active today:
Crown jewel: PhiKey
If one idea carries the glory of this chapter, it is PhiKey: geometric key direction on a 121-node golden-angle lattice. Soft glory on this archive. Living implementation only as an optional Vault inside Novelmate Studio. Not a standalone security product.
Engineering grammar
Biomimicry here is a reusable design language for tools, not a public research school and not a claim of secret physics. Pattern cards with honesty tags live on Method & patterns.
What this archive holds
Phyllux Technologies explored golden-angle placement (137.508°) across four historical design pillars:
- WAVE — aperiodic RF array layout concepts (historical; no published radiation measurements)
- MESH — electrode spacing geometry concepts (historical; no clinical hardware results)
- VAULT / PhiKey — geometric key-direction and identity ideas (see PhiKey)
- CORE — shared coordinate and integrity helpers (historical design notes)
These pillars remain here as historical design and geometry work only. No hardware measurement packages, clinical datasets, or cryptographic audits were published as finished evidence. PhiKey’s living path is the Novelmate Vault, not a revived partner desk.
Honesty principle
The lasting public discipline of this chapter was simple: separate what was implemented or disclosed from what was roadmap, and from what was never measured. That posture is preserved on Research status. The geometric spine is summarized on Technology archive. Chronology lives on Proof & prior art.
This surface is frozen. No further commercial funnel, partner intake, or evidence-table updates are planned. Browse for history, prior-art reference, and design grammar. For ongoing work, use Novelmate Studio and Sproule Lit.