iuth

The primary goal of iuth is to enable secure, human-supervised interactions between autonomous machines and the physical world, ensuring that robots act only with explicit human approval. It provides identity, authorization, and payment infrastructure for robots operating in a decentralized environment.

You can participate in the iuth ecosystem by using its mobile app to manage authorization policies for robots you own, integrating iuth SDK into robotics systems, or engaging with pilot use-cases as they roll out. Participation may also involve interacting with the Solana blockchain for signing and broadcasting authorized transactions.

iuth’s focus on human-controlled authorization for autonomous machines and its integration with real-world payments via one-time virtual cards set it apart from standard blockchain identity or wallet solutions. It prioritizes safety and human oversight over full machine autonomy.

iuth employs a zero-trust security model where private keys for controlling funds are always held by the human owner’s secure mobile device, and robots only possess session keys for unsigned requests. There are mechanisms for instant revocation if a device is compromised.

Risks include reliance on user device security for private key management, potential delays in human approval impacting real-time automation, and general blockchain risks such as smart contract vulnerabilities or Solana network disruptions.