Humanity Protocol
  • Introduction to Humanity Protocol
    • We Are Solving the Identity Problem
    • The $HP Token
  • Human-Centric Blockchain
    • Why Does Humanity Protocol Matter
    • Unlocking New User Cases
    • How Does Proof of Humanity Work
  • Key Players and Components of the HP Ecosystem
    • Human Recognition Module
    • Unique Human Users
    • Privacy-Preserving Data Storage and Use
    • Identity Validators
    • Humanity zkProofers
    • Proof of Humanity (PoH) User Journey
    • Product Development and Privacy Roadmap
  • Humanity zkProofers Distribution
    • Distribution Process
    • Humanity zkProofers Incentive Mechanism
    • Testnet Referral Program
  • HP Software and Hardware DePIN Network
    • Why Palm Recognition
    • Humanity Palm Recognition AI Model
    • Initial Phase: Advanced Palmprint Recognition
    • Second Phase: Portable Device to DePIN
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  1. HP Software and Hardware DePIN Network

Second Phase: Portable Device to DePIN

PreviousInitial Phase: Advanced Palmprint Recognition

Last updated 11 months ago

As Humanity Protocol continues to evolve, its hardware devices are set to become integral to the HP DePIN network, extending their use beyond mere user verification to underpin a wide array of decentralized applications and services. This expansion serves multiple purposes:

  1. Node Operators' Enhanced Role: Designed with an eye on the future, Phase 2 of HP's hardware aims to embed these devices within the DePIN framework. Such integration equips network operators with the ability to extend their contribution from mere verification processes to powering an array of decentralized services and applications.

  2. Add Humanity to DePIN: By necessitating biometric verification via our advanced palm vein recognition models for network participation, the system ensures that Humanity Protocol becomes the largest network of unique, verified human beings. This process effectively prevents the creation of fraudulent identities or the manipulation of the network through the proliferation of devices by a single user, thereby maintaining the integrity and trustworthiness of the DePIN network.

  3. Expanding Ecosystem Influence: By morphing into DePIN devices, HP hardware will forge a direct link between users' digital identities and real-world utilities, ranging from fairdrops and loyalty initiatives to decentralized computing endeavors. This broader application spectrum not only amplifies user engagement within the HP ecosystem but also underscores Humanity Protocol's innovative edge in decentralizing identity verification and infrastructure.