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Sal‐Meter Open Competition Wiki
This Wiki serves as an orientation hub for
researchers, participants, and coordinators interested in the Sal-Meter Open Competition.
Its purpose is to:
- Help participants quickly understand the structure of the competition
- Explain Canonical standards without interpreting or modifying them
- Provide stable guidance for implementation and participation flow
Important Notice
This Wiki is a non-canonical reference.
All final authority resides exclusively in DOI-registered Canonical documents.
The Sal-Meter is a consciousness and mental-state measurement biosensor system
that strictly follows the CAIS (Consciousness–Aptamer Interface System) standard.
The core measurement axes are:
Structural coherence and order of consciousness states
Relational resonance between individuals or groups
Entropy and disorder dynamics within a consciousness system
These values are computed under CAIS rules into the indices:
- VCE
- CRI
- CFI
The following public documents are recommended for initial understanding.
Overview of the concept, measurement targets, and system architecture
https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31275067
Summary of competition structure, Tracks A/B/C, and validation model
https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31281835
5–10 minute decision guide for PIs and research labs
https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31287268
How a CAIS-compliant Sal-Meter is actually implemented
https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31287529
Structure of Aptamer G-Iodine functioning as Layer 0 molecular interface (M0)
https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.31287763
The following must be clearly understood.
- This Wiki
- GitHub repositories
- Figshare explanatory materials
These exist for explanation only and hold no authoritative power.
All definitions, criteria, and interpretive authority reside only in
DOI-registered Canonical documents.
Canonical documents are fixed via Zenodo / OSF and
cannot be modified, reinterpreted, or redefined.
Core research teams / deep system implementation
Partial implementations / alternative sensor approaches
Open research, analysis, theory, and methodology contribution track
Under the Canonical CAIS and Sal-Meter standards, participants may freely contribute:
- New analytical methods
- Interpretation frameworks
- Validation approaches
- Theoretical extensions
- Data analysis models
- Ethical, governance, and philosophical contributions
This is an open and flexible research track.
- Mandatory CAIS compliance
- Non-therapeutic signal interface only
- No proprietary or closed structures
- Open release under CC BY-SA license
This project is operated around maintaining standards, not making decisions.
- Coordinates overall competition flow, documentation, and communication
- Does not interpret or modify Canonical standards
- Guides and connects participants according to fixed criteria
Posting:
https://github.com/salpida-foundation/sal-meter-competition-kr/issues/5
- Organizes Aptamer G-Iodine / Aptamer-Iodine research streams
- Structures experiments, sequences, and documentation
- Works with PM and SICS to prepare public-facing materials
Posting:
https://github.com/salpida-foundation/sal-meter-competition-kr/issues/6
- Q&A: GitHub Discussions
- Announcements & Updates: Repository Announcements
- Official Contact: info@salpida.foundation
This competition does not aim to create new standards.
It is a process to prove, through technology, operations, and collaboration,
that already-fixed standards can be implemented accurately worldwide.
Participants are invited to:
- Research on top of the standards
- Avoid destabilizing the standards
- Help the standards propagate globally through correct implementation
This Wiki is a guidance layer.
Authority remains permanently fixed in Canonical DOI records.