ENTITY v3.4.0 executable Robotics implementation package.
Current core compatibility: ENTITY v3.4.1 — Protocol Origin Lineage & Sovereign User Bootstrap. The sealed domain-package payload remains v3.4.0 and was requalified unchanged against v3.4.1.
This repository configures the one ENTITY Global Passport for robotics and autonomous-system workflows. It does not define a separate passport protocol and does not modify ENTITY core semantics.
ENTITY · v3.4.1 core release · Global Passport documentation · Domain packages
Use ENTITY-ROBOTICS as the starting point when you need persistent provenance, scoped authority, rights and evidence around robots, autonomous systems, tasks, operating context or derived outputs while keeping device possession, hosting and infrastructure control separate from sovereign authority.
The v3.4 package includes mappings for ROS 2 and Open-RMF. Those mappings describe correspondence; ENTITY does not redefine the external standards.
Typical evaluation paths include:
- preserving provenance across robot, fleet, task or software-state changes;
- binding scoped authority and evidence to machine actions or generated outputs;
- carrying rights and governance context across providers or orchestration systems;
- composing jurisdiction, safety, trust and technical profiles inside one Global Passport.
Required deployment facts:
organizationjurisdictionauthority_sourcesafety_policy
deployment.example.json is intentionally non-production until every CONFIGURE-ME value is replaced with organization-specific facts.
Select package → configure organization facts → connect systems/data → ingest → verify passport → run conformance → deploy
python tools/verify_package.pyThe verifier checks the repository inventory and the package/source-release binding.
- Core source:
blackmore-technology-group/ENTITYPR #41 - Source head:
2d7529fbadb4dd04840d62b751294bf9a7f70ed5 - Release snapshot:
3ff0e51ca2daabf50bc517e9c6e3438e8c150f1560cca6c99621621e3c855a90 - Package SHA-256:
3a0e68fa6c63b2ef9cf79ccf463335af72d49ffb3cd028c88b6a998d8678f38f
External standards remain externally authoritative and are mapped, not redefined. Package verification does not establish regulatory compliance, objective external truth, system safety, legal title or accounting fair value. Provider custody does not create ENTITY authority.
Deployment-specific safety, legal, security, certification and operational determinations remain the responsibility of the deploying organization.