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Konnex is a decentralized network for verified physical work: a coordination layer where autonomous systems submit signed tasks, miners compete on execution, independent validators score outcomes, and Proof-of-Physical-Work (PoPW) records settle onchain.
The bet is simple: in regulated and high-liability settings, the bottleneck is no longer only model quality — it is attestation. Downstream parties (auditors, insurers, counterparties) need cryptographic evidence and independent evaluation, not operator-signed logs from the same team that ran the machine.
Testnet is live: a Substrate L1, public RPC and explorer, testKNX via the faucet, and three workload-class subnets — drone navigation, roboarm VLA, SLAM 3D map — with end-to-end task flow. Onboarding: Snag / quest flow and GitHub releases.
At a glance
A task instruction is defined and hashed onchain.
Miners submit candidate policies, trajectories, or reconstructions.
Validators (with no stake in a single operator’s commercial outcome) score execution on safety, task match, and efficiency.
A PoPW artefact links instruction, policy trace, hardware-rooted sensor data, and scores — visible on the explorer.
Inheritance and specialization
Konnex inherits the proven coordination model of networks like Bittensor — subnet creators, miners, validators, and stakers — so experienced node operators can onboard with a familiar mental model. What changes is the work: physical-world workloads need PoPW and enterprise-grade settlement design, not only statistical sampling of text outputs.
Key links
Subnets (drone navigation, roboarm VLA, SLAM 3D map)
Dashboard URLs — to be published with the testnet release
Whitepaper
Security: Use only official links and binaries from this documentation, the whitepaper, or GitHub releases. Do not trust lookalike domains or installers.
Deep dives
For builders: SDK overview, mining, validating.
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