About · Edge Orbital
Now he's developing a small device you can clip on to show what's moving near you. It's still in development.
Founder
Christopher has worked on road sensors, wireless networks and city infrastructure. Those projects shape the questions he is testing at Edge Orbital.
Built a van that combined infrared, ultrasonic and GPS data to map road-surface damage.
Designed and deployed a metro-wide Wi-Fi network in Arizona.
Named inventor on U.S. Patent Application 20040031056.
Led Sprocket Communications, worked on 5G partnerships and developed a $350 million border-security expansion plan.
Led technical work on Broadband Laboratories' data center before the company was acquired.
Worked on municipal networks, procurement and operations for the City of New Orleans.
The applications include 82 claims. Edge Orbital Sync is a timing approach we intend to test. Street-level networking and satellite relay are not available safety features. Non-provisional CIP #19/553,084.
Studied political science and pre-law at Loyola University New Orleans (1989–93), then law at St. Thomas University School of Law (1993–94).
Earlier check-in and utility-site ideas are research history, not services you can use today.
Why this work
A short walk can feel different after dark. People change routes or text someone when they get in. We want to test whether a small device could give them more context.
We still need to test how the device senses movement, what the display shows and whether people find it useful.
We also explored sensors for utility sites. That work is not a monitoring service and is not our current product.
Company
Delaware C-Corp
Incorporation
New Orleans, LA
Headquarters
$102K
Self-funded
Development
Current product
Read Christopher's longer founder note, Atoms at the Pole.
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