Cryptographic spatial proof-of-presence for AV fleets, logistics, AR. 91% spoof detection.
[]( []( [](./LICENSE) Cryptographic dispute evidence for autonomous fleets. When a robot causes an incident — a delivery goes missing, an AMR damages inventory, an AV is involved in a collision — the question that decides who pays is always the same: where was it, exactly, and can you prove it? GridStamp is the evidence layer. Every operation produces a tamper-evident spatial receipt: HMAC-signed…
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[]( []( [](./LICENSE) Cryptographic dispute evidence for autonomous fleets. When a robot causes an incident — a delivery goes missing, an AMR damages inventory, an AV is involved in a collision — the question that decides who pays is always the same: where was it, exactly, and can you prove it? GridStamp is the evidence layer. Every operation produces a tamper-evident spatial receipt: HMAC-signed camera frames, Merkle-rooted memory, cryptographic proof-of-location. The receipts hold up under…
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