Twelve SKUs. Two shared cores.
A PitchPulse pitch runs on eight hardware SKUs and four software surfaces, built around the SH-S100 chest pod and the SH-A200 anchor board. Every figure below traces to a locked engineering document.
Equipment naming
Every Aetherend device follows one convention: {LINE}-{ROLE}{NNN}
- SH — Shared core
- PP — PitchPulse
- FP — FieldPulse
- S — Sensor
- B — Band / strap
- A — Anchor
- G — Geometry beacon
- C — Compute
- I — Interface
- D — Dock
- M — Management / software
- 1xx — Body-worn sensors, straps, ball sensor
- 2xx — Anchors and geometry beacons
- 3xx — Field and sideline compute
- 4xx — Human interfaces
- 5xx — Power and logistics
- 6xx — Software and management services
Hardware.
Buffered field anchor
Live when connected. Complete after the match.
Chest pod
Position, motion, and biometrics. Pure sensor — never an anchor.
Athletic strap
Hold the shared pod against the torso.
UWB ball
Measured ball trajectory.
Goal-post beacon
Define the goal mouth in the mesh frame. Not a player tracker.
Pitch survey tag
Survey the white-line rectangle. Never left on the field.
Charge dock
Pre-match charge, inventory, and device binding.
Sideline compute
Lowest-latency local fusion and referee advisories, when present.
Software.
Three separate applications with deliberately separate credentials. The referee interface is software on a commercial watch — there is no Aetherend watch SKU and there will not be one.
Not published here.
FieldPulse hardware detail is available to qualified parties under a written agreement rather than on a public page. Contact us with your organisation and requirement.
PitchPulse and FieldPulse are covered by pending patent applications. Specifications are engineering targets for the current revision unless labelled otherwise. Questions: hello@aetherend.us.
Precision. Performance. Power.Specifications you can hold us to.
If a figure here matters to your evaluation, ask how we establish it. We will tell you whether it is measured, derived, or still a target.
We reply within two business days. PitchPulse and FieldPulse are covered by pending patent applications.
