Building trusted digital infrastructure for the physical world.
Trillion Lab explores technologies that help people, organizations, devices, and intelligent systems coordinate with greater trust, transparency, and accountability.
Connect systems. Preserve trust.
Modern infrastructure connects physical assets, digital services, organizations, and AI-enabled operations. Trillion Lab focuses on the trust and coordination foundations that help these systems work together across organizational and technical boundaries.
Know who or what is acting
Support verifiable identity for people, organizations, devices, and software agents.
Connect across systems
Explore interoperable approaches to permissions, workflows, and trusted information exchange.
Make important actions traceable
Support auditable records, provenance, and accountability across multi-party environments.
A connected technology ecosystem
Trillion Lab brings together complementary areas of research and development. Components may be at different stages of design, prototyping, and evaluation.
DASATA — Digital Trust Infrastructure
A trust-oriented framework for identity, authorization, verifiable information, and auditable coordination.
Visit DASATA.techCHIRON & APEX
- CHIRON: institutional knowledge, context, and engineering memory.
- APEX: agentic orchestration and execution, with human oversight.
- Cyber-physical systems: connecting digital intelligence with real-world operations.
Where trust infrastructure can help
Potential applications include environments where multiple parties need to coordinate information, assets, and actions.
Supply chains & logistics
Explore custody records, asset identity, provenance, and shared operational evidence.
Insurance & risk
Support traceable telemetry and evidence workflows for assessment, prevention, and claims review.
Smart infrastructure
Consider trust-oriented coordination across connected buildings, devices, and cyber-physical systems.
Build through collaboration
Trillion Lab welcomes thoughtful collaboration with government, industry, and academia to define use cases, evaluate technical approaches, and develop practical pilots.
Start a conversation
Have a use case involving digital identity, trusted records, cyber-physical systems, or multi-party coordination? Let’s explore the problem and determine whether a pilot makes sense.
Trust, identity, and accountability for a connected world.
DASATA is a cyber-physical trust infrastructure concept designed to help organizations establish verifiable identity, manage authorization, and create auditable records across people, devices, systems, and AI agents.
Digital systems need more than connectivity.
As organizations connect physical assets, digital services, and autonomous software, they need reliable ways to establish who or what is acting, what it is allowed to do, and how important actions can be verified later.
Know the actor
Support verifiable identities for people, devices, organizations, and software agents.
Define what is permitted
Connect identity with permissions, consent, and accountable authorization processes.
Make actions auditable
Support traceable records that help participants review events and verify claims.
A practical trust layer
DASATA is being developed around interoperable components and a phased implementation approach. The goal is to complement existing systems—not require every organization to replace its infrastructure.
Establish identity
Represent relevant people, organizations, devices, and agents with verifiable identity information.
Connect authority and policy
Define who may perform an action, under which conditions, and with what level of human oversight.
Record verifiable evidence
Create records that can support audit, provenance, coordination, and dispute resolution.
Designed for real-world coordination
Potential applications include multi-party environments where identity, data integrity, and accountability matter.
Government & public services
Verifiable credentials, trusted records, and accountable digital interactions.
Industry & supply chains
Asset identity, custody events, provenance, and cross-organization workflows.
Connected infrastructure
Trust-oriented coordination for IoT, cyber-physical systems, and AI-enabled operations.
Explore a DASATA pilot
We welcome conversations with government, industry, and academic organizations interested in evaluating digital trust infrastructure for a specific use case.