The job lives in ten places.
Orders in spreadsheets, field notes on paper, lab results in email. Someone has to keep asking which detector went where and what is late.
Atlas runs the field work, remembers every site and connects the instruments. We deploy it inside your operation with Mystique, our forward deploy engine.
It started with radon measurement in Sweden.
RK-0417 / 142 Bq/m³
BH-12 / clay at 4.6 m
RK-0422 / 238 Bq/m³
GW-03 / nitrate 18 mg/l
In daily operations in Sweden. The same method tested in the United States and Vietnam.
Lab printouts
Scanned reports
Borehole logs
Repeat measurements
Engineers close to retirement
Below the surface, what we know sits in lab printouts, scanned reports, borehole logs and the heads of engineers who are close to retirement.
Atlas is built to make it add up, one site at a time.
Radon consultants, soil and groundwater labs and geotechnical engineers run the same chain of work. Plan the job, send people to site, wait for the lab, write the report, act on it. That chain breaks in three places.
Orders in spreadsheets, field notes on paper, lab results in email. Someone has to keep asking which detector went where and what is late.
A lab value is only useful with its room, dates and instrument attached. Teams rebuild that by hand, or send someone back to site.
Last year's report sits in a project folder or a binder. The next visit to the same building starts from zero, and experience leaves when people do.
No two measurement companies work the same way, and generic software makes them change. We learn their process first, then configure Atlas around it. Mystique, our desktop app, connects to the client's stack and runs on it, which makes this learning fast enough to repeat with every customer.

Mystique turns what we did by hand into software: the interviews, the shadowing, the template collecting and the workflow mapping.
Each deployment also adds reusable workflow templates, so the next one starts further ahead.
Mystique is a desktop app that plugs into the systems the client already runs, from file drives and chat to CRM and the tools of daily work. It runs on that stack, learns how work really moves through it, and assembles everything into the Blueprint our team deploys from.

Scope, systems in use, and a workflow map where every stage shows how sure Mystique is and where each fact came from.
Mystique is a desktop app that links to the systems the client already uses and runs on them. Nothing new for the team to adopt.
Our forward deploy lead runs short sessions on Google Meet or Zoom. Mystique reads the meeting notes and adds each finding to the Blueprint.
Real work is captured in the client's own tools as it happens. Partial recordings are fine. Mystique detects the steps and blurs passwords and personal numbers.
Mystique reads templates, exports and PDFs where they already live, in Google Drive, SharePoint, Slack or HubSpot. Access is read-only.
Every stage shows how sure Mystique is and where each fact came from. Gaps turn into short questions instead of another meeting.
The client reviews the finished Blueprint and sends it. Our team configures Atlas from it and goes live.
Discovery is the slowest part of putting software into an operation. Mystique runs it on the client's own stack, so our team spends its hours building instead of chasing files and meetings.
Each layer is useful on its own. Together they turn daily work into a record of every site that keeps getting richer. AI agents run across all three on the customer's own data, and people make the calls.
From customer order to lab handover and report: sites, measurement points, detectors, technicians, field visits and exceptions in one system. Agents follow every job and flag late detectors, missing data and no-access visits before they turn into rework.

Each building is linked to every measurement taken there, every report written about it, every intervention and the ground it stands on. The Memory agent works on that record. It prepares site visits, explains results, finds missing evidence and suggests the next step.

Digital detectors, sensors and mitigation fans report into the same site record, so every reading arrives with its device, place and time attached. Agents watch the readings and open a review when something changes. A person approves every action.

Every job is recorded as it happens.
Linked to everything known about the site.
New readings arrive between visits.
With the full picture, back in Workflow.
Radonkonsult measures and mitigates radon in Swedish homes, schools and workplaces. Every heating season its team places detectors, collects them at least two months later and sends them to the lab. Before Atlas, that ran on Excel, paper forms, local files and staff memory.
Radonkonsult's team knows it as Sentinel. It runs in Radonkonsult's own Azure under a signed data processing agreement, and Radonkonsult owns its data.
We built Atlas for the ground. The way we deploy it works wherever an operation is complex and its knowledge sits in people and files. We have tested that in two very different industries.

01 / Entertainment
United States
A live entertainment agency that books performers for hotels, casinos and venues.
Production is set up. The first performers and clients move over in October 2026.

02 / Legal
Vietnam
A law firm managing client cases, documents and deadlines across lawyers and paralegals.
Now testing on the firm's real case files.
Every company that measures the ground runs the same chain: plan, measure, analyse, report, act. We go one layer deeper at a time, with the same platform and the same way of deploying it.
Every company that measures the ground runs the same chain: plan, measure, analyse, report, act. We go one layer deeper at a time, with the same platform and the same way of deploying it.
Homes, schools and workplaces. Detectors, field visits, lab results and reports.
Sampling plans, sample custody, lab results and reports for contaminated land and water.
Boreholes, soil reports and monitoring, linked to each site and reused on the next project.
Ground knowledge carried through the life of roads, rail, tunnels and foundations.
Geological knowledge connected to the machines acting on the ground.
must run a national radon action plan covering homes, public buildings and workplaces.
Directive 2013/59/Euratom, Article 103earned by environmental and sustainability consulting worldwide in 2024.
Environment Analyst, December 2025yearly software opportunity across these measurement workflows.
Atlas base modelAtlas is a new entity from the founders of Lucents Technology, who have spent more than six years building software and AI for operations-heavy businesses, with clients in Sweden, the United States and Vietnam. Before that, they built Gigantec Media, backed by Hustle Fund and Insignia Ventures Partners.

Leads discovery, workflow design and delivery. Ran the client system rollout.

Sets direction and leads deals and partnerships across Sweden, the US and Southeast Asia.

Leads engineering, cloud and AI. Built and deployed AI-powered workflow in client server.
We are looking for ground measurement companies in Europe that want to run their next season on Atlas, and for partners who want to build it with us.
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