The diagram above depicts a typical "living-aureole" node.  There are many nodes world-wide, and the collective set of nodes is integrated. The system is built as a quality-of-life solution for the disenfranchised. Architecturally, it is designed to maximize the use of virtual immersion, in order to minimize resource consumption, with respect to sustainment of organic human bodies. Aureole residents live and interact primarily in virtual space.

     No organic humans are needed to maintain the system. Robots and algorithms do it all. The system is completely self-sustaining, requiring zero tax subsidization.

     The diagram shows the infrastructure layers of a single aureole node, superimposed on top of one another. To learn about a specific layer, click on the applicable link below:


--  Habitat Buildings (purple rectangles and squares in diagram)

--  Service Center (gray circle at center of diagram)

--  Industrial Center (gray double-rectangle at left)

--  Primary Roads (black lines)

--  Secondary Roads (red lines)

--  Cross Transport (heavy black triple-line at left)

--  Biking Walking Paths (dotted blue wandering line)

--  Drone Landing Pads (yellow circles)

--  Parking Lots (white rectangles)

--  Solar Collection Fields (dotted blue octagonal shape on peripheral at right)

--  Agriculture Zones (dotted light-green areas)

--  Parks and Ponds (solid light-green areas)

--  Beautification Areas (solid green areas)

--  Virtual Space (not shown in diagram)