HOW AIIP WORKS

From Identity
to Intelligent Connection.

AIIP is designed to make identity simple. Create one AIIP identity, connect your preferred devices, control your permissions and use AIIP to build secure, intelligent connections.

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How AIIP Works

The Complete AIIP Journey

Eight steps take a user from creating an identity to establishing an intelligent AIIP connection.

1

Create Identity

Create your unique AIIP account and identity profile.

2

Add Device

Choose a ring, bracelet, card, pin or another supported device.

3

Verify Device

AIIP confirms the device before linking it to your identity.

4

Set Permissions

Choose what each device is allowed to share.

5

Connect

Initiate a connection with another AIIP user or service.

6

Consent

Permission-controlled information is approved before sharing.

7

AI Introduction

AI can summarize approved context and possible opportunities.

8

Connection Saved

The relationship can be remembered for future interaction.

Create AIIP Identity
STEP 01

Create Your AIIP Identity

The journey begins with your AIIP Identity. The identity belongs to you and remains separate from the physical hardware you choose to use.

Create your personal AIIP account.
Build your public and professional profile.
Define your interests and connection preferences.
Create one persistent AIIP Identity ID.
STEP 02

Add Your AIIP Device

Choose the hardware that suits your lifestyle. Multiple devices can eventually connect to the same identity.

AIIP Ring
AIIP Bracelet
AIIP Card
Pin, necklace and future supported devices
AIIP Device Verification
STEP 03

Verify & Bind the Device

Before a device becomes part of your AIIP Identity, the platform should verify the device and confirm that it is authorized to be connected.

Check the device registration information.
Verify the physical NFC device.
Confirm that the device is not already linked elsewhere.
Bind it securely to your AIIP Identity.
AIIP Permissions
STEP 04

Choose What Each Device Can Share

Not every AIIP device needs the same permissions. A networking ring can be configured differently from an office-access device or another future credential.

Public information
Consent-required information
Trusted-contact information
Private information remains protected

Permission Comes First

AIIP is designed so that identity sharing is not an all-or-nothing decision. Different information can have different access levels.

Public Profile

Information you choose to make generally visible, such as name or professional profile.

Consent Required

Information that can only be exchanged after you approve the connection.

Trusted Connections

Additional information available only to people or systems you have trusted.

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Private

Sensitive information remains private and is not automatically exposed.

The AIIP Smart Handshake

The long-term goal is to make meeting someone more intelligent than simply exchanging a business card.

A

Person A

Person A has an AIIP Identity and a connected device.

Identity Request

The devices initiate a deliberate identity connection.

Permission

Only authorized profile information is released.

AI Introduction

AI can create a concise introduction based on approved information.

AIIP AI Introduction

What Could AIIP Tell You?

Instead of receiving only a name and telephone number, AIIP could eventually help both people understand why the connection may be useful. Only authorized information should be used.

Profile Summary

A short introduction explaining who the person is.

Common Interests

Identify relevant interests shared by both users.

Possible Collaboration

Suggest areas where the two people may work together.

Conversation Context

Provide relevant topics to make introductions easier.

Your Identity Continues Even If Your Device Changes

AIIP separates identity from hardware. You should be able to replace or disable devices without losing your AIIP Identity.

01

Add a New Device

Connect another supported AIIP device to your existing identity.

02

Disable a Lost Device

Revoke access from one physical device without deleting your AIIP account.

03

Change Permissions

Update what each connected device is allowed to do.

Example: Meeting Someone at a Business Event

A simple example of how the AIIP experience could evolve beyond the traditional business card.

01

You Meet

Two people begin a conversation at an event.

02

Initiate AIIP

A phone reads the other user's NFC device or a future supported connection is initiated.

03

Consent

Both users approve the information they want to exchange.

04

AI Understands

AI analyzes the approved professional and interest context.

05

Better Connection

Both users receive a useful introduction and possible reasons to continue the relationship.

AIIP Secure Identity

The Device Is a Key — Not Your Entire Identity

AIIP should avoid storing sensitive personal data openly on a physical NFC ring, card or wearable. The device should primarily identify or authenticate the AIIP credential, while permissions and identity information remain managed by the platform.

This also makes it possible to revoke a lost device without losing the user's underlying identity.

One Identity. Multiple Devices. Unlimited Experiences.

AIIP is building a simpler way for people, devices and AI to understand each other.