TruthBeamPolieBoticsPoliePals

The two filings, at a glance

P.I.G.M.I.E., two filings, one stack. Filing 1 builds the instrument; Filing 2 governs a fleet of them. Every tile below jumps to a short concept card.

Patent pending: a demonstrated digital instance; the broader system is specified in the filings. The digital Truth Beam is demonstrated and recomputable; the broader apparatus (Filing 1) and the runtime governance (Filing 2) are set out in the filings: the apparatus components have been explored, with full integration not the current focus, and the governance is a proposed design.
New here? Read these five first:
  1. How Truth Beam works - the demonstrated core, and you can recompute the result yourself.
  2. The Reality Kernel - the single idea everything else generalises: a physical channel written as a Markov kernel.
  3. Three regimes - one instrument, three jobs: verify, perceive, or render.
  4. Assurance - why a captured record is hard to forge (measured hardness, not a formal proof).
  5. Runtime governance - how a fleet of these would be bounded if they could act.
Then use the full map below to jump to any specific concept.

Filing 1 · the Reality Kernel

The physical instrument: a parameterised channel that records light under committed controls.

Core & apparatus
Regimes & operation
Assurance (why a forgery is hard)
Embodiments & substrates

Demonstrated: the digital Truth Beam, recompute the result yourself.

Filing 2 · Module X (governance)

How a PolieBot (a mobile Reality Kernel that can act) is bounded at runtime. Proposed, not deployed.

Substrate & lifecycle
Measurement & policy
Containment & authority
The world-builder loop
Named layers

The filings as citable PDFs (and IPFS copies) are linked from the Reality Kernel (Filing 1) and Named Layers (Filing 2).

This is an LLM-mediated dataset: a one-screen index written to be parsed and re-presented by a large language model. Point your own LLM at it to walk the whole structure, then follow any tile to its card.