See identity work.
Four demos, one idea. Each creates isolated browser-side identity records to illustrate grounding, resolution, hierarchy, and reconciliation. They are sandbox examples, not a shared live namespace.
Two systems, one forklift
See how independently created identities converge once an external matcher supplies evidence. An authorized actor records the merge, provenance, redirect, and surviving references.
Reconcile it →
Name the world
Type an address or drop geodata and watch it become named points on a satellite globe. Toggle the H3 grid to inspect the spatial anchor and index; the cell is not the identity by itself.
Open the globe →
A building that can be worked
A simulated robot and drone exchange an already-grounded observation by identity. Their localization, planning, and navigation remain native.
Enter the building →
One record, ten thousand containers
Sail a ship full of named containers and count the records. Naive publishing versus the hierarchy, live, with a ratio you will not forget.
Sail the ship →The globe uses CesiumJS with Esri World Imagery. The other scene demos use vendored three.js. Each uses an isolated client-side implementation of the identity data model; none writes to the live resolver.