One million satellites.
One array.
One AI to orchestrate them all.

The next orbital layer will not be a network. It will be an array—a computational mesh of light, distributed across low Earth orbit, self-organizing in real time. Managing this mesh requires a new kind of intelligence. Not ground control. Not pre-computed routing tables. An AI that lives in the topology itself.

Starray is that AI. It models the orbital array as a single computational fabric, optimizing laser link topology, task distribution, and fault recovery across a dynamic graph of nodes moving at 7.8 kilometers per second. Every node is a compute unit. Every link is a data channel. Every millisecond is a reconfiguration opportunity.

This is not a product announcement. This is a research direction. If you are working on satellite laser mesh networks, orbital edge computing, or distributed AI for space infrastructure, we want to hear from you.

Starray is an independent research initiative.
We are not affiliated with any launch provider, satellite operator, or government agency.

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