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# 5. Technical Architecture

### 5.1 Principles

**Device:** first & minimal necessary: Collect, de-identify, and featurize on device/edge; avoid cloud raw sensitive streams by default.

**Revocable & auditable:** Fine-grained consent by modality/use/region/time; one-click revocation; full-chain logs and third-party audit hooks. &#x20;

**Quality-first:** Q pipeline gates data; reward non-redundant and real uplift; anti-abuse by default.

**Verifiable & minimal disclosure:** Capabilities expressed via GAEA Certification and VC; external checks reveal only necessary fields; CRL supported. &#x20;

**Open interop:** Standardized SDKs/APIs, credentials, and settlements; compatible with mainstream chains and future GAEA Chain with minimal coupling.

**Compliance & RWA:** Under compliance only, map access/use/revenue rights into permissioned assets; avoid securitization promises or over-financialization.

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### 5.2 Overall Architecture

A. Sensing & Consent (device/multi-device/client) &#x20;

Consent center; capture/preprocess SDKs (voice/text/physiology) with local filtering/denoising/featurization; breakpoint resume & caching; individual emotional baselines (read-aloud + self-report + HRV/EDA/PPG).

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B. Edge Collaboration &#x20;

**Near:** edge inference & caching for emotional coordinates/CI and policy candidates; FL orchestration with secure aggregation; DP receipts and drift monitoring; TEE/container isolation and hardware roots of trust.

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C. C. GE Capability Layer (cloud/center) &#x20;

Q\* Quality Pipeline (authenticity, continuity, cross-modal consistency, host stability, scarcity); multimodal training; sub-population/adapter personalization; online fine-tune and importance sampling; offline/online evaluation → EC grades + validity; Profiles/EMOCOORDS/DECISIONS services export minimal-disclosure profiles and strategies.

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D. Value & Trust (chain/credential/settlement/RWA) &#x20;

Certification & Credentials: GAEA Certification + GAEA Test results as VCs; on-chain hashes/states (valid/expired/revoked), selective disclosure. &#x20;

VDL: Map real uplift to pricing curves and sharing; anchor settlement abstracts on-chain.

RWA mapping: &#x20;

\- LAT (License-Access Token): time-scoped dataset access license.

\- MLN (Model License Note): usage license + revenue parameters for a model version.

\- DCR (Data Contribution Receipt): SBT, non-transferable; for revenue share & governance weight.

\- RSN (Revenue Sharing Note): in compliant regions, map verifiable cashflows to allocation notes.

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#### GAEA Certification (Capability & Boundary)

&#x20;**Positioning:** Evaluate & declare verifiable emotional capability, safety boundaries, and applicable scopes; not a claim of subjective feelings—evidence for industry deployment and regulation.

**Output:** EC grade (EC0–EC3), validity, scenario tags; training/evaluation summary and hash anchors.

**Credential:** W3C VC 2.0 with issuer/subject/grade/window/state; selective disclosure and CRLs.

**Verifiable compute:** TEE proof now; ZKML gradually covers mid-small models → TEE + ZK evidence chain.

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### 5.3 End-to-End: Data → Capability → Value

Consent & Consent ID → on-device featurization → baseline gating & Q scoring → multimodal training + FL + DP with drift watch → online inference (EMOCOORDS coords/CI + strategy feedback loop) → offline/online pass → EC grade + validity → VC issuance & on-chain status → VDL maps uplift to revenue sharing export settlement credentials & audit anchors mint LAT/MLN/DCR/RSN where applicable.

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### 5.4 Interfaces with Blockchain/AI Ecosystems

Identity and compliance (DID/VC, KYC/KYB, CRLs, regulator read-only keys).\
Execution and data availability (Ethereum L2 with blob space; PeerDAS roadmap).\
Verifiable compute (TEE at scale; ZKML coverage).\
RWA standards (for example, ERC-3643 with identity gating and transfer restrictions).

### 5.5 Security & Compliance

**Data-side:** device-first, feature uploads, DP budgets; residency and cross-border by region policy.

**Access-side:** zero-trust, least privilege, key rotation, device reputation, anomaly freeze & cut-off.

**Compliance:** revocation stops settlement and triggers data/model removal; open VC and settlement logs for audit.

**Ethics:** prohibit persona/value-label discrimination; human-in-the-loop for high-impact contexts.

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### 5.6 Observability & SLO

Experience: p95/p99 latency, online stability, and emotional-turn detection success.\
Capability: UAR/F1/CCC, cross-domain robustness, adversarial robustness.\
Security: anomaly-contribution detection, revocation/CRL response time, VC verification pass rate.\
Value: Q\* uplift, per-sample gain, revenue distribution, and credential queries.

### 5.7 Open APIs

Edge/Client SDK

Inference API (coords/CI/policies/rate-limit)

Training/FL API (encrypted features/gradients, aggregation & privacy receipts)

Profiles API (minimal-disclosure persona priors)

Decisions API (routing, profile abstracts, aggregates)

Certification API (EC & VC status)

VDL/Billing API (revenue sharing, rule snapshots, audit exports)

RWA/Registry API (LAT/MLN/DCR/RSN status & cross-chain sync).

<table data-header-hidden><thead><tr><th valign="top"></th><th valign="top"></th><th valign="top"></th><th valign="top"></th><th valign="top"></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td valign="top">Module</td><td valign="top">Metric</td><td valign="top">Target Range</td><td valign="top">Test Protocol</td><td valign="top">Notes</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Audio capture</td><td valign="top">Sample rate / bit depth</td><td valign="top">16–48 kHz / 16-bit</td><td valign="top">Anechoic room &#x26; in-situ (dual scenarios)</td><td valign="top">Optional AEC / noise suppression</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Physiological signals</td><td valign="top">PPG / EDA frequency</td><td valign="top">>= 64 Hz / >= 4 Hz</td><td valign="top">Steady-state &#x26; motion profiles</td><td valign="top">Noise filtering</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">On-device model</td><td valign="top">Size / p95 latency / power</td><td valign="top">&#x3C;= 25 MB / p95 &#x3C;= 120 ms / &#x3C;= X mW</td><td valign="top">Random workload, 1K QPS</td><td valign="top">INT8 quantization</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Connectivity</td><td valign="top">Reporting interval</td><td valign="top">5–60 s (adaptive)</td><td valign="top">Weak-network &#x26; offline compensation</td><td valign="top">End-to-end retry</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Battery</td><td valign="top">Capacity / cycle life</td><td valign="top">>= 300 mAh / 300 cycles @ 80%</td><td valign="top">IEC 62133</td><td valign="top">Thermal management</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Security</td><td valign="top">TEE / encryption</td><td valign="top">AES-256/GCM, key segregation</td><td valign="top">Penetration testing / red team</td><td valign="top">Key rotation</td></tr><tr><td valign="top">Compliance</td><td valign="top">Regional certifications</td><td valign="top">CE / FCC / GB/T list</td><td valign="top">Third-party laboratory</td><td valign="top">Batch sampling inspection</td></tr></tbody></table>

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