What if a credential had a body?
We are exploring what happens when a credential stops being a PDF and becomes an object you can hold, connect, and pass on. This is research, not a product. No manufacturing partner has been selected and nothing is shipping.
Six faces. One object.
Picture a physical cube with six faces, one for each way of knowing something — recognizing a fact, applying a skill, teaching it to someone else. Edge connectors show whether a prerequisite has actually been met rather than claimed. Snap two cubes together and the connection is itself a small, visible proof.
That is the idea, not a spec sheet. No dimensions, no materials, no bill of materials — those decisions come after a manufacturing partner is chosen, and none has been.
Open questions, not committed features.
AR digital twin
A mixed-reality companion that mirrors the physical cube — connector state and mastery history visible in AR space, not just in your hands.
Fleet deployment
What changes when an organization issues these by the hundreds instead of one? Fleet-scale deployment and management, worked through before it is needed.
Different shapes, same question.
How do you prove knowledge was actually transmitted? Advisory, engineering, CUBELET, and this research are four attempts at the same problem.
Working on the same question?
We are interested in manufacturing partners, researchers, and organizations who need credentials that survive outside a database.
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