A nuclear engineer and tech entrepreneur has launched Reactor Atlas, an interactive online platform. The project combines the founder's background in nuclear engineering and software development to address information fragmentation in the nuclear industry.
Reactor Atlas provides an interactive map indexing power reactors, research reactors, and fuel facilities globally. It includes historical data, future projections, and country-specific information. The platform also monitors associated nuclear news, political declarations, and geophysical events that could impact operations.
Beyond basic operational data and news aggregation, Reactor Atlas incorporates an intelligence layer. This layer is designed to help institutions make faster decisions by offering subscriptions to highly specific alerts tailored to their needs.
The founder stated that Reactor Atlas was primarily developed using AI agents, specifically Claude Fable 5.1. The technical stack includes Next.js, Three.js, and PostgreSQL, deployed on Vercel, with cron jobs for data querying and updates. The founder emphasized a focus on designing robust systems with AI agents rather than direct coding.
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A nuclear engineer launched Reactor Atlas, an interactive map and intelligence platform for nuclear facilities. The platform aims to consolidate fragmented operational and commercial data, along with news and geopolitical information, to assist decision-making in the nuclear energy sector.