Technology archive
Historical design notes for the four Phyllux pillars. This page compresses WAVE, MESH, VAULT/PhiKey, and CORE into one archival record. It is not a product catalog and not an evaluation offer.
Shared geometry
Pillars shared a positioning formula:
r = k × √nθ = n × 137.508°- Position 61 as a design reference anchor
- A 121-node lattice story for mesh and integrity helpers
Layout on the public site used the golden angle 137.508°, a different quantity than the dimensionless ~137 of the fine-structure constant. Scale ranges were design space until measured. No hardware measurement packages were published.
WAVE (historical)
Antenna array concepts using 137.508° phyllotactic spacing. Design intent: aperiodic layout, signal integrity in dense spectrum, scalable curved and planar surfaces. Public material stayed at layout and simulation language. Published radiation patterns and coupling measurements were never shipped.
MESH (historical)
Electrode placement concepts using the same spacing grammar for cortical and neural interface exploration. Public material was design rationale and geometry. Fabricated prototypes, coverage measurements, and clinical validation were never published.
VAULT / PhiKey (historical + living)
Geometric key-direction and identity ideas bound to layout constants. PhiKey is the glory page of this archive: see PhiKey for the full record, imagery, and formulas. It was never presented as an audited cryptosystem. Independent audits, production HSM stories, and formal public threat-model certification were not published.
Living path: optional PhiKey Vault in Novelmate Studio (Argon2id + ChaCha20-Poly1305 sidecars; PhiKey lattice as merkle-root fingerprint). Commercial partner framing on this domain is retired.
CORE (historical)
Integration spine: shared coordinates across pillars, integrity helpers, mesh export concepts, and related tooling notes. Extreme timing or performance claims waited on hardware milestones that did not become public measurement bundles.
For the honesty bar that still governs how these names may be read, see Research status. Prior-art chronology: Proof.