UAM Korea Tech today published an interactive Lattice Mockup Demo at
/software/lattice-extensions. The demo
lets a visitor pick one of nine reference sample payloads, inspect the
JSON, simulate a PUT /api/v1/entities call, and watch the response
land in a console-grade log — all without a real network call.
What the demo covers
The 9 reference payloads span the three pillars:
- Animal · Bird Track (Protection)
- CBRN · Chemical hazard control area (Defense)
- Pre-indicator migration window (IPB Analysis)
- Animal soft-delete (
isLive=false+ epoch expiryTime pattern) - CBRN second-warning update
- Habitat profile attachment
- Sensor radar TEMPLATE_ASSET registration
- Cross-pillar correlation marker
- Doctrine-tagged track payload
Each payload is the actual shape we ship to the live partner sandbox, scrubbed of partner-specific identifiers.
Why a mockup, not a live demo
A live demo against the partner sandbox would require token provisioning, bot-protection logic, and a meaningful auth dance. The result would not be educational — it would be administrative.
A mockup at the publish-flow level captures what allied operators actually want to see: what will arrive in our Lattice instance, and will it deserialise? The schema layer is the answer.
What the demo does not promise
The demo simulates HTTP 200 with realistic 300–900 ms latency. It does
not validate that the schema is correct — that work was done on the
live sandbox during the Incheon Technopark notice 2026-177
demonstration (commit fbcb327, 2026-04-20), reporting 19/19 HTTP 200
across the test corpus.
The mockup is a visualisation aid for the schema. The live validation record is the substance.
Engagement path for partners
- Walk the mockup at
/software/lattice-extensions - Read the API reference for the 5 mandatory field rules
- Inspect the 9 documented sample payloads
- Open a channel via
/contact/generalfor sandbox provisioning under partner NDA
About UAM Korea Tech
UAM Korea Tech is a Korean low-altitude airspace specialist focused on encoding allied doctrine in catalog primitives. The company operates three pillars — Protection (bird-strike & wildlife), Defense (CBRN autonomous decontamination), and IPB Analysis — across the 0–18 km altitude band.
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Inquiries: ceo@uamkt.com · Press kit available on request.