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Explore the ANULUM Studios

What each Studio does, who it serves and how to use its documented workflows. Compare local tools, integration panels and development previews.

Studios are research and operator interfaces. Local tools, integration panels and synthetic demos have different scopes; each page states its current readiness and access.

One ecosystem, different roles

A domain Studio provides a workflow for its project. The SCPN Studio Hub routes panels, identities, entitlements and evidence. The Studio Platform SDK supplies shared contracts and provenance. A working integration demo is not proof that every scientific backend is available through the browser.

Development preview · local browser IDE

SNN Studio

A visual workbench for studying spiking neurons and turning a network design into reproducible simulation and compilation artefacts.

Purpose, workflow and access
Scientific backend integration · separate synthetic Hub demo

Fusion Studio

Organise plasma modelling and its evidence, from reconstruction through transport and stability studies to modelled control and prediction.

Purpose, workflow and access
SDK vertical and panel · Hub integration planned

MIF Studio

Inspect merge-window admission, formal certificates and local RTL cosimulation with evidence that can be traced to its inputs.

Purpose, workflow and access

Choosing a way to use a Studio

Start with the documented local workflow or the existing project examples. Hub registry labels describe integrations, including synthetic demos; current hosted availability has not been confirmed in this review. Hardware actions need the applicable operator and safety admission. Each project retains its own licence and access terms.

Source review: 26 September 2026. Hub sources · Platform SDK · Reactor research directions