Design and Architecture
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The idea behind the design and architecture of Digital Spine is very simple: develop a trust-less, schema-agnostic data exchange between self-sovereign participants through a shared infrastructure, and enable consortia and/or industry-driven standards creation and adoption
The main goal of creating Digital Spine is to develop and deploy an open-source, globally applicable infrastructure that gives governments, regulators, and electricity market participants the ability to see, to interact with, to plan for, and to take full advantage of the flexibility and value which Distributed Energy Resources (such as electric vehicles and their charging stations, distributed solar systems, batteries, heat pumps, etc.) can provide.
The Digital Spine is mainly composed of 4 major systems:
Self-sovereign Identities Hub (SSI-Hub): for DID-based verifiable credentials management
Decentralized Data Hub Message Broker:
Decentralized Data Hub Client Gateway:
Participant System:
