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The raw video never has to leave the contributor’s control for the model to be usable When a person films the orbit, the content hash is computed at the moment of recording, together with a coarse location and a timestamp. Those three values are the fingerprint. Fingerprints are batched and their root is anchored on Base. The buyer later receives the reconstructed GLB (and can also receive the full capture if they choose). The original footage itself stays with the person who filmed it. What is publicly checkable is not the video file. It is the root that proves a capture with that hash existed at that time and place before the model was delivered @vangrid_io therefore splits provenance from custody. Custody of the raw clip remains with the contributor. Provenance of the capture is written to a public ledger that neither the contributor nor the platform can later alter. A third party who receives the model can verify that it corresponds to a fingerprint whose root is already on Base. They do not need to trust that Vangrid kept the original video, and they do not need the contributor to upload the raw file to a permanent public store. The check is against the ledger, not against a private database The split solves two problems that usually trade off against each other. Contributors are more willing to film private or semi-private spaces when the raw footage does not automatically become a public asset. Buyers and agents are more willing to use the resulting model when its origin can be checked without relying solely on the platform’s word. The fingerprint is written before reconstruction starts. The root is already public by the time the GLB is ready. The model can therefore be treated as a verifiable derivative of a specific capture rather than as an unanchored file That is the mechanism that makes crowd-captured geometry usable for procurement and for training. The person who walked the site keeps the original. The agent or the organisation that ordered the site receives a mesh it can check. The ledger holds the root that connects the two without requiring either party to surrender full custody of the video If you were accepting a model of a specific interior or a loading dock, would you rather trust that the platform stored the original footage correctly, or check the model against a root that was anchored on Base at the time of capture?

Building infrastructure is one thing. Getting other businesses to actually use it is another That's the part of @turtledotxyz's Q3 update that caught my attention Hare and Lunar Strategy are named as the first two businesses outside Turtle running on its tools. This is an interesting milestone because it shows the infrastructure isn't only being developed for Turtle's own operations Hare launched with GSR, with 100M committed over several years. Meanwhile, Creator Wire shipped in late August and Streams moved to self serve. Different pieces, but all contributing to a broader distribution system I think external adoption is an important part of the infrastructure story. A product can look great on paper, but seeing independent businesses put its tools to work gives you a much better picture of its practical value That's what makes this development worth following. Turtle isn't just building tools for an ecosystem. It's starting to give other businesses a reason to build on the same rails

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