Trace Labs is the core developer of OriginTrail, the open-source Decentralized Knowledge Graph. Trace Labs is building essential infrastructure for Web3 technologies and data sources, transforming raw data into connected knowledge. Their technology is being used by global enterprises (e.g. over 40% of US imports including Walmart, Costco, Home Depot are exchanging security audits with OriginTrail DKG) in multiple industries, such as the pharmaceutical industry, international trade, decentralized applications, and beyond. Trace Labs has been awarded a grant through the NGI Search open call for the ChatDKG project, a platform that aims to provide privacy and trust in the search and discovery of crucial knowledge assets aiming to improve the environmental sustainability of the built environment in the EU. It improves semantic analysis techniques based on key industrial ontologies and helps users by bringing new ways of discovering/accessing information on various built environment topics while preserving their privacy. The platform uses a decentralized knowledge graph (DKG) to organize and index information from various internet resources, both public and private, such as scientific, industrial, and environmental data or IoT devices. The DKG ensures that information is structured, accurate, trusted, and discoverable and it incentivizes crowdsourced data generation and curation. By combining privacy and trust with cutting-edge search and discovery tools, we aim to create a comprehensive resource for sustainable built environment stakeholders.

Tauri is an Open Source Software community, created in 2019 to further the goals of making smaller, more secure applications for all consumer hardware platforms. It is a programme within the Commons Conservancy. We seek to be agnostic to programming language and user interface framework, however we write all of our core systems in Rust and provide JS API interfaces. Our libraries are well maintained, audited for security by third parties, and focus on a joyful developer experience. Our core libraries are very easily classifiable as TRL-9. Our organisation is led by our Working Group, which is split into Development, Community, and Operations. Some decisions, however, require that our Board of Directors convene.