TRON: Technology for Predicting the Magnitude, Location, and Time of Earthquakes

The TRON technology (Technology Real-time Online Nucleus) was created in 2011, immediately after the Tohoku earthquake in Japan on March 11, 2011. It is based on the ability of animals to sense earthquakes in advance. By collecting data on changes in animal behavior via the internet and analyzing it, it is possible to predict in advance the magnitude, location, and time of a specific earthquake.

In May 2026, the TRON technology reached full automation. As a result of a pilot experiment based on the multimodal AI model Gemma 4, it became possible to completely eliminate humans from the technological chain of collecting the necessary information.

The data-processing chain is automated. The next step — a working end-to-end prototype — is intended to be funded through investment and validation.

Current status: seeking investment (≈ €200,000) to test the pilot prototype and scientifically validate the hypothesis.

 Full-stack founder: Boris D. Yarovoy

Annual death toll from earthquakes

20th century — 33,000 people.

  • TANGSHAN 1976. China. Magnitude 7.8. 242 thousand people died.
  • SPITAK 1988. Armenia. Magnitude 7.2. 25 thousand people died.
  • NEFTERGORSK 1995. Russia. Magnitude 7.6. 2,040 people died.

21st century — 45,000 people.

  • PORT-AU-PRINCE 2010. Haiti. Magnitude 7. 223 thousand people died.
  • SENDAI 2011. Japan. Magnitude 9. 18 thousand people died.
  • TURKEY, SYRIA 2023. Magnitude 7.8. 52 thousand people died.

Scale of economic damage from earthquakes

$100,000,000 EVERY DAY

  • A catastrophic earthquake of magnitude greater than 8 occurs once a year.
  • Destructive earthquakes: magnitude 7–8 — 17 times a year.

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