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Genesis reservations open in Q4 2026

Aston Node: give AI a sense of your neighborhood

A modular sensing node that measures air, micro-weather, noise, light and network quality around the clock. One generation, capped at 100,000 units, never sold again once sold out.

Three batches, one fixed total

Three batches add up to 100,000 units. Once they sell out, sales stop for good.

Genesis

20,000 units

Presale and first deliveries in Q1 2027. The BOM and margin range are published before presale.

0 reserved · 20,000 left

Expansion

Not started

Sales open in Q2 2027; deliveries in Q3 2027.

0 reserved · 40,000 left

Coverage

Not started

On sale in Q4 2027. Custom deployments for businesses and institutions also draw on this batch.

0 reserved · 40,000 left

Hardware and sensors

  • Air quality: PM1.0 / PM2.5 / PM10, TVOC, eCO₂
  • Micro-weather: temperature, relative humidity, pressure, light
  • Ambient noise: equivalent level, peak and night noise index. Decibels only; no recording and no stored audio.
  • Network quality: Wi-Fi channel congestion and cellular signal strength. No traffic content is read.
  • Built-in security: secure-chip signing, secure boot, factory calibration
  • Form: desktop or wall unit with an optional IP65 outdoor kit; modular, replaceable sensors

Swapped modules need recalibration. The BOM and margin range will be published before presale.

Get started in three steps

  1. 1

    Reserve a Genesis node

  2. 2

    When it arrives, place it by a window or outdoors and connect power and Wi-Fi

  3. 3

    Scan to bind it, then check its data and rewards in My nodes

Nodes that stay online, report accurate data and sit where data is needed earn more. Rewards vary and are not a promise of returns.

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Approximate install spot (pick on map)

Per-address limits will be announced when reservations open.

Price: announced before presale, together with the BOM and margin range.

Refunds and warranty follow the official sales terms published at launch.

Yes. While offline, a node produces no data and earns no rewards.