Automation moving through the world's workforces, land and meaningful work waiting to absorb them, and the Away plan running between the two, from Fernmount outward.
Globally
Each stage builds the ground for the next. Move the year and watch the globe fill from one property in Bellingen Shire.
Away Halo protects attention while the machines speed up, and fills the space with something worth having: a practice, a steady word, a reminder of what a person is for.
Fernmount has run as the test site since 2020. Next, a cluster of properties across the Mid North Coast, run on the same model, proving it repeats.
The land needs hands. Farming, forestry, bush regeneration, biodiversity and land management, in the regions where the shortages already are.
As transition payments and UBI arrive, governments need a pathway to send people down. Away is that pathway, licensed to other countries.
Country figures are a modelled scenario. They show direction and scale across 57 economies, and they are not a forecast for any single one. Exposure rates follow published estimates by income group, scaled by workforce size, then spread over time on an adoption curve that arrives first in advanced economies.
Land capacity and Away fit are Away's own working indices. Land capacity reflects productive and restorable land relative to population. Away fit weighs displacement pressure by 2035 against that land.
AI is building the machine side of the next century. Away builds the human side, at the same pace.