Quantum Leap™ is the wireless hop that crosses the gap between the RSS and the MWD without a wired sub. 1,000 bps peak (50× the closest competitor), 125 bps typical on partner rotary-steerable platforms, 200 ft hop length, and a 99% uptime record on Tier-1 wells.
A wireless hop is a downhole transmitter-to-receiver link — one-way, node to node, no path back through the hop. Industry standard: 2–20 bps over sub-10 ft. We engineered Quantum Leap™ to 200 ft at 1,000 bps peak with 99% uptime, and added the one thing no competitor has — an EM receive antenna at the node that accepts Quantum Direct™ downlinks straight from surface.
Industry hops cover sub-10 ft. Quantum Leap™ runs to 200 ft node-to-node at 1,000 bps peak with 99% uptime. Same one-way transmitter-to-receiver architecture every hop uses — just engineered farther, faster, and more reliably.
Hops carry data from a transmitter node to a receiver node — one direction. The receiver hands data to the MWD, which is what telemeters to surface via MESH™. No hop in the industry talks to surface directly. Ours doesn’t either. That’s the architecture — not a marketing claim.
The dimension nobody else has. The Leap receiver accepts Quantum Direct™ EM downlinks from surface — commands to the BHA without changing flow, RPM, or pulling the string. Steering, tool control, and configuration changes on demand.
The hop is one-way. The command path from surface is separate. Leap is the only platform that has both.
Sub-10 ft. 2–20 bps. One-way. Drops on reorientation. Stuck in 1990.
200 ft. 1,000 bps. 99% uptime. Surface EM downlink received at the node.
Major service companies rent Quantum Leap™ on their rotary-steerable platforms — the kind of tech a competitor would normally try to build itself, but we already did. Partner string specialists license extended-flex variants of the Vanguard Isolator™ for their custom rig-ups.
Active rental on the rotary-steerables built by some of the largest service companies. Quantum Leap™ clears the RSS-to-MWD gap at any standard spacing, full bandwidth, every run.
Licensed 30-ft Vanguard Isolator™ variants with extended flex sections, built to partner string-specialist geometries.
Direct deployment as part of a full DTO services spread. Or standalone on operators running another MWD.
If the rental party builds it themselves, it's not a hop. Hops cross the gap. Leaps make it.
