This invention discloses a distributed autonomous AI digital
community underpinning architecture, belonging to the fields of digital
community, distributed AI architecture, and grassroots social governance technology. Addressing the technical pain points of existing township and
community digitalization projects that mostly adopt centralized platform architectures, resulting in severe data silos, weak node
collaboration capabilities, lack of autonomous scheduling capabilities, reliance on third-party commercial underlying frameworks, and poor independent
controllability, this invention proposes a "lightweight deployment, distributed networking, time-
series data flow, and three-core driven"
underpinning architecture. This invention constructs three core modules: an intelligent governance scheduling subsystem, a resident
digital identity confirmation subsystem, and a community resource self-governance operation and maintenance subsystem. It employs a distributed node networking and time-
series data flow mechanism to achieve intelligent allocation of community affairs, encrypted identity confirmation, autonomous
resource allocation, and multi-node collaborative linkage. This architecture can adopt the architectural concept of a multi-level unit dynamic linkage and collaborative
control system, integrates intelligent scheduling logic, incorporates physiological
perception and non-sensory access logic, connects to a hardware security foundation for abnormal
event management, and connects to a responsibility anchoring and
traceability system to complete the
traceability of community affairs responsibilities. This invention is adaptable to multiple scenarios including townships, streets, industrial parks, and residential areas. It features low deployment costs, no central
downtime, autonomous
controllability, and unlimited horizontal
scalability, making it suitable for new future communities, grassroots digital governance, and the construction of distributed
human settlement Internet of Things.