The future of fiber
is superhuman.

Lux is an AI-powered platform that designs, plans, and manages fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) network deployments end to end. Instead of teams spending months in CAD software drafting cable routes and splice plans, Lux uses mathematical optimization and autonomous AI agents to generate field-ready network designs in minutes.

The platform covers four stages of the FTTH lifecycle: Plan (feasibility studies and ROI analysis), Design (AI-generated network engineering with MIP optimization, splice diagrams, and bill of materials), Build (work order generation, crew dispatch, and field guidance), and Operate (network monitoring and maintenance). Lux integrates geospatial intelligence, real-world street data, and industry-standard FTTH validation into a single workspace — replacing fragmented toolchains of GIS software, spreadsheets, and manual processes.

Lux doesn't replace engineering judgment — it augments it. Every design follows TIA-598 fiber color coding standards, validated optical power budgets, and real-world street-level routing constraints. The platform uses Mixed-Integer Programming (MIP) optimization, the same class of mathematical solver used in telecom network planning for decades, ensuring designs are technically optimal — not just fast.

Every output — splice diagrams, cable routes, bill of materials — is fully editable. Your engineers remain in control and can override any AI recommendation. The difference is they start from an optimized baseline instead of a blank canvas.

Lux is designed to coexist with your current toolchain, not replace everything overnight. Network designs export to industry-standard formats compatible with your existing GIS and CAD tools. The platform's Codex data layer provides API access to all project data — network topologies, bill of materials, splice plans, and work orders — so you can integrate with ERP, inventory, and project management systems your teams already use.

Most customers start by running Lux alongside their current process on a single pilot project. Once they see the results side by side, adoption expands naturally.

Lux is cloud-hosted with nothing to install. A typical pilot project goes live within days, not months. Your first AI-generated network design can be produced in your initial walkthrough session using your own project data.

ROI is immediate and measurable: design cycles that took weeks are compressed to minutes of computation time. Bill of materials are generated automatically, eliminating manual quantity takeoff errors. The near-zero redesign rate means fewer costly field corrections. Customers typically see 10–30× acceleration in design throughput from day one.