The PLED Protocol: A Patented, Event-Driven Architecture

Discover the foundational components of our novel protocol for creating verifiable, intelligent digital twins from real-world data.

An Overview of the PLED Protocol

PLED is a system of interconnected, specialized modules designed to ingest, interpret, validate, and act upon real-world events.

The diagram illustrates the primary data flow between modules. Each module below maps to a numbered component from our WIPO patent application.

PLED protocol architecture diagram

The Core Modules

The Representation Module
The blueprint of the process, defined as a formal state machine.

Corresponds to Module (2) in our WIPO patent application.

The Event Reception & Storage Module
The gateway that ingests, classifies, and chronologically stores all raw event data.

Corresponds to Module (3) in our WIPO patent application.

The Event Interpretation & Validation Module
The patented brain of the protocol: an AI engine that interprets unstructured event data to create validated, meaningful Messages.

Corresponds to Module (4) in our WIPO patent application.

The Procedure State Update Module
Applies validated Messages to the state machine, driving the process forward.

Corresponds to Module (5) in our WIPO patent application.

The Action Module
Translates state changes into real-world outcomes, from API calls to on-chain transactions.

Corresponds to Module (8) in our WIPO patent application.

From Email to Action: A Data Flow Example

1Ingest

A 'payment approved' email arrives and is captured as a raw Event.

2Interpret

The AI engine classifies and validates it as a Message: payment_approved.

3Update State

The state machine transitions from Pending to Paid.

4Act

An 'Issue Receipt' action is triggered (e.g., mint receipt token, send webhook).