The powered base for Monolit, the receiving platform of the Chrono Gate experiment — built to hold it floating between two columns and charge it through the air. In progress and shown as it is: no renders, no promises, only work.
The interactive model will appear here once the prototype’s geometry is final — real engineering geometry, no placeholder renders.
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A powered station that holds a Monolit in side levitation between two columns and charges it through the air while it floats. It stands apart: every Monolit works without it — the Stand Base wakes what is already inside.
The magnets, position sensors and control electronics are on the bench. The levitation control loop and the wireless power link are being built and tuned. If the base earns its place, it may ship as a limited edition. Nothing here is for sale yet — this page exists because we build in the open.
- Side levitation between two columns — electromagnets against neodymium magnets, holding a floating body with no contact.
- A 1000 Hz digital control loop reads Hall position sensors and corrects the field a thousand times per second.
- Resonant wireless power crosses the levitation gap: the transmitter coil lives in the base, the receiver is already built into every Monolit.
- Landing mode: the field releases, the Monolit settles onto the base, weight is measured, then it lifts again — scales and levitation cannot coexist, so they take turns.
The receiver coil and levitation magnets are built into every Monolit at the factory. Without a Stand Base they sleep: the platform charges over USB-C and stands on its passive stand. With a working base, it floats and charges in the air.
The base will be shown working before it is offered — real footage, no simulations.