Providing Self Sovereign AI and Robotics
Training robot brains that are owned by their owner, not controlled by corporations.
Ensuring national sovereignty over robotic infrastructure.
Local intelligence. Pure peer-to-peer. No third parties.
Barr, Galloway Forest, Scotland
Owner Control & National Sovereignty
We're training robot brains that respond only to their owners. No corporate control, no cloud dependencies, no surveillance. Every robot runs local AI models on local hardware, communicates through quantum-secure peer-to-peer networks, and stores data using distributed encryption.
Beyond individual ownership, we recognize a critical national security imperative: robots operating within a country's borders should not communicate outside those boundaries. Sovereignty over infrastructure—particularly humanoid robots in homes—is essential for every nation's security. We will work with governments and security forces to address this emerging threat.
"As AI and robotics enter the world of tomorrow, we must enhance our sovereignty over our data, our thoughts, our communications, and our relationships. We cannot afford to surrender any sovereignty. Saorsa Labs is determined to build an exciting future while taking great care of humanity along the way."— David Irvine, Founder
Individual Sovereignty
Your robot responds only to you. No backdoors for corporations, no remote control by manufacturers, no data harvesting. Complete ownership means complete control.
National Security
Robots within national borders stay within those borders. No foreign servers, no cross-border data flows, no external dependencies. Critical infrastructure remains sovereign.
From our Research laboratory in rural Scotland, we're proving that advanced robotics doesn't require Silicon Valley funding or corporate infrastructure. It requires dedication to human autonomy, commitment to national sovereignty, and uncompromising focus on owner control.
Core Technology Stack
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New Internet and Communications Infrastructure
Building the sovereign network stack