Roadmap

Work runs on parallel tracks. The current testnet delivers a verifiable core: a public Substrate L1, faucet-issued test KNX, three workload subnets (drone navigation, roboarm VLA, SLAM 3D map) with end-to-end task submission, miner competition, validator scoring, and onchain PoPW-related records, plus reference miners and validators in open source.

Mainnet and full economic features are staged so readers can see what is live versus what is sequenced. Whitepaper components map to the phases below.

For deploy status, treat the block explorer and official release notes as the source of truth for a running network.

Testnet (current direction)

In scope: Public chain, faucet, three subnets as above, PoPW-backed task flow, published binaries.

Not implied to be complete against the full whitepaper: mainnet stablecoin settlement at scale, full dual-staking in production for every role, mesh transport as the default for all robots, and a mature inter-robot contract marketplace. Those are later phases.

Phase 1 — mainnet economics and enterprise settlement

Theme
Technical focus
Outcome

Stablecoin layer

Escrow, payouts, and penalties in stablecoins; fiat-peg UX for tasks and SLAs

Enterprises budget without holding volatile tokens for day-to-day work

Dual stake

KNX for consensus security; stablecoin assurance for settlement-layer faults; governance-tuned parameters

Compensation paths for provable settlement errors

Registries and contracts

Hardened task registry, identity, and payout routers per protocol architecture

B2B integrations and composability

Phase 2 — scale-out and physical fabric

Theme
Technical focus
Outcome

Mesh transport

libp2p-style participation for edge robots without a single cloud choke point

Broader geographic and tactical reach

Robot-to-robot contracts

Onchain hiring between machines with stablecoin deposits and enforcement

Fleets that contract with each other with minimal human ops

Cross-chain and ramps

Approved bridges and optional fiat/crypto ramps

Liquidity and invoicing options for operators

Cross-cutting tracks (ongoing)

  • Migration — Commercial pilots moving from offchain telemetry to onchain PoPW.

  • Revenue — Programmatic billing tied to verified usage.

  • Builder — SDKs and APIs (SDK); tooling for new workload classes.

  • Enterprise — SLA-grade RPC, reliability, identity and compliance options.

  • Research — RL / VLA pipelines and lab partnerships (see decentralized AI ecosystem).

Staged narrative

The path from simulators and pilots to a broad global ledger is deliberate: physical autonomy must prove itself at every step. The public testnet is the first onramp for anyone to post a real task and inspect onchain activity in minutes — see release notes and the testnet explorer.

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