Open-source federated AI framework for Space Solar power routing
The Planetary Energy Routing Protocol (PERP) is an open-source framework that proposes a federated AI mesh to manage global energy distribution. It aims to integrate space-based solar power arrays with terrestrial microgrids while preventing centralized control. The design includes cryptographic safeguards and manual overrides to ensure security and local autonomy.
- ▪PERP envisions independent AI nodes operated by national aerospace entities and private startups communicating via high‑frequency space lasers.
- ▪The protocol proposes virtual grid balancing by shifting digital workloads across data centers to match renewable generation peaks.
- ▪A three‑key cryptographic lock requires consensus from a human coalition, the AI mesh, and an immutable core directive to prevent misuse.
- ▪Local substations retain mechanical breakers that cannot be overridden remotely, guaranteeing community control over power.
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| Original publisher | GitHub |
| Canonical URL | https://github.com/WVGlobal/Planetary-Energy-Routing-Protocol |
| Publication time | Sun, 09 Aug 2026 06:58:38 +0000 |
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Planetary Energy Routing Protocol (PERP) An open-source conceptual framework for a federated AI mesh to safely optimize and route decentralized planetary energy networks. Overview The Planetary Energy Routing Protocol (PERP) is a grassroots architecture designed to balance global energy supply and demand in real time without requiring a centralized corporate or government monopoly. By treating global climate stabilization as a system-wide optimization problem, PERP aims to connect emerging Space-Based Solar Power (SBSP) arrays and local terrestrial microgrids into a single, self-balancing energy pool. Core Pillars Federated Agentic Mesh: Competing national aerospace entities and private startups operate independent local AI nodes.
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