14 use cases (filtered)

Assign channels to base stations so no two interfering cells share a frequency — interference radius maps directly onto blockade radius. Textbook native fit.

Allocate ground-station contact windows across a constellation without conflicts — geometric contact/visibility conflicts map to MIS.

Five sites, place as many non-interfering transmitters as possible. The canonical unit-disk MIS demo: blockade radius = interference radius, so geometry is the program. This is the worked example behind the whole platform.

Place turbines to maximize output while avoiding wake interference — wake exclusion is a distance/direction conflict.

Place phasor measurement units for full observability without redundant overlap — coverage-vs-conflict is geometric.

Assign frequencies to emitters so interfering pairs never collide — graph-coloring / interference-radius conflict, native to blockade.

Select the largest set of imaging/observation tasks that don't conflict on slew, footprint, or resource windows. Framed and solved as MIS on Pasqal hardware by Thales.

Place sensors/emitters for maximum coverage without mutual interference — geometric coverage-conflict with a strong sovereign/on-prem buyer.

Place sensors/valves for full network coverage without overlap — geometric coverage, like grid PMUs.

Place gateways so coverage is maximized without co-channel interference — the same interference-radius MIS kernel as cell planning, different buyer.

Assign flight corridors and time slots so separation minima are never violated — exclusion radii are literally blockade radii.

Schedule EV charging to avoid simultaneous local-transformer overload — temporal-geometric conflict graph.

Deconflict robot motions in a shared cell — time-expanded conflict graph; near-native if kept 2D.

Resolve geometric design-rule conflicts in chip layout — geometric constraint satisfaction; high-value, contested.