Co-chains Overview

The key to Modulr's modularity

Purpose-Built Networks for a Connected World

Co-chains are specialized sub-networks built on Modulr’s foundation. Each one is designed for a specific domain—like robotics, AI, data, gaming, etc.—and optimized for the kind of workloads and logic that domain needs.

Instead of cramming every function into one universal chain, Modulr uses co-chains to separate complexity by purpose. This keeps the system efficient, scalable, and tailored to real-world use cases.

Every co-chain inherits Modulr’s base-layer security, Proof-of-Utility incentives, and interoperability standards—so they all work together, even when they serve very different industries.


Why Co-chains Matter

The robotics-enabled economy isn’t one-size-fits-all. The tools that power teleoperation aren’t the same as those used for AI inference, or for running a gaming network.

Co-chains give Modulr the flexibility to:

  • Launch domain-specific networks with their own logic, pricing, and data models.

  • Evolve quickly without overloading the core network.

  • Connect specialized industries (like AI and robotics) through one unified economy.

Simply put, your network should be purpose-built for the task you're doing. Trying to remote operate robots on a blockchain that's optimized for defi or RWA or anything else will create a poor user experience for both users and developers.

When users teleoperate robots on Modulr, they'll be using the Robotics co-chain (with potential interaction with the AI, data, and compute co-chains). If a developer wants to run & sell AI models, he or she will be using the AI co-chain.

Each task is prioritized for its own co-chain.

Modulr will launch co-chains internally first, ensuring every network operates at the standard of performance, security, and interoperability required for real-world systems. Once these foundational networks mature, the same tools will be made available for external developers and organizations to deploy their own co-chain.


How They Fit Into the Bigger Picture

Each co-chain acts as a micro-economy within Modulr’s broader ecosystem.

The robotics co-chain powers physical machines. The AI co-chain provides intelligence and inference. The data co-chain manages telemetry and storage. And each one feeds into the other—creating a living, composable infrastructure for the global robot economy.

Together, these networks form a foundation for the next generation of connected systems—where every layer of robotics, AI, and data coordination can evolve independently, yet remain fully interoperable.

Co-chains make Modulr scalable, adaptable, and grounded in real-world use. They’re how we expand across industries—one purpose-built network at a time.

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