Sensor Grid is the logic layer within SensorVM where robotic tasks are created, stored, versioned, and executed. It functions like a decentralized workspace — part GitHub, part terminal, part orchestration engine — tailored for devices and their logic flows.
Each logic module is deployed inside a container that can be public, private, or token-gated. Developers can build, update, and monetize these containers, while machines can execute them and log results autonomously.
Logic Container
Holds task scripts and configuration metadata
Grid Engine
Executes logic in a defined environment (secure sandbox)
AI Assist Layer
Suggests logic fixes, flow improvements, or rollback paths
Chain Sync
Optionally anchors logic hash and metadata to the blockchain
1. Write or drag-and-drop logic module
2. Define container (public/private/token-gated)
3. Attach metadata (task type, device class, etc.)
4. Test via sandbox or live hardware
5. Anchor to chain (optional)Developers retain full control over the distribution, usage limits, and update path of their logic.
Container versioning and rollback
Usage metering and revenue hooks
Isolated logic environments per module
Token-based access control and monetization
Sensor Grid is where machines get their brains, and developers get their royalties.
It’s not just logic storage. It’s the programmable memory of autonomous machines.
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