The Nyquist initiative provides partners access to the same high-fidelity measurement, signal processing, and grid analytics that Reactive Technologies currently deploys for major power operators. By integrating these tools directly into their own hardware and software, developers can bypass years of R&D on complex sensing and synchronization technologies. This move addresses a growing industry imperative: as grids become more dynamic, the need for precise, real-time waveform capture and edge AI is moving from a luxury to a necessity for maintaining stability.
Reactive Technologies Opens Grid-Stability AI to Industry Partners
As power systems grapple with the volatility of inverter-based resources and surging data center demand, London-based Reactive Technologies is opening its proprietary measurement stack to outside firms. The new Nyquist program allows utilities and manufacturers to license the company’s edge-to-cloud AI tools rather than building them from scratch.
Marc Borrett, CEO of Reactive Technologies, noted that the program creates a structured pathway for collaboration that was previously handled on an ad-hoc basis. The licensing model is designed to be flexible, allowing partners to incorporate core technologies into products tailored for specific regional markets or unique grid applications. By decentralizing access to its patented foundation, the company aims to accelerate the adoption of grid-enhancing solutions across the global energy infrastructure.
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