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PAX6-ECOSYSTEM | module 03/11 : PAXIS-GRADE - AI-assisted universal collectible grading – Multi-agent granular architecture, 3D visualization, market valuation, physical encapsulation, and decentralized operations
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Researchers proposed PAXIS-GRADE, an AI-driven collectible grading platform with multi-agent architecture, real-time market valuation, and physical encapsulation services, embedding a microplastic ocean cleanup funding mechanism where a portion of each transaction fee supports autonomous solar-powered collection buoys and wastewater recycling infrastructure.
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