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@@ -383,11 +383,11 @@ interface KeyRotation {
For high-stakes physical assets (e.g., tractors, factory machinery, or smart-lock-equipped real estate), Agora supports hardware-level enforcement of contract obligations.
- **Binding IoT to Contract:** A physical asset's IoT sensor or "Smart Lock" is cryptographically bound to a specific Civil Contract Note.
- **Enforcement Signal:** The machine's firmware is configured to listen for signed state updates from the contract's designated Arbitration (HDR) module.
- **Default Action:** If the HDR module rules that a user has defaulted on a payment or violated the contract terms, it publishes a signed "Disable" event.
- **Physical Lockout:** Upon receiving the verified signal, the machine's IoT controller automatically disables operation (e.g., preventing the engine from starting or locking the facility) until a subsequent "Release" event is published following debt settlement or compliance.
- **Privacy & Safety:** The system MUST include an "Emergency Override" mechanism for life-safety situations, which triggers a high-severity notification to all contract parties and designated emergency contacts.
- *Binding IoT to Contract:* A physical asset's IoT sensor or "Smart Lock" is cryptographically bound to a specific Civil Contract Note.
- *Enforcement Signal:* The machine's firmware is configured to listen for signed state updates from the contract's designated Arbitration (HDR) module.
- *Default Action:* If the HDR module rules that a user has defaulted on a payment or violated the contract terms, it publishes a signed "Disable" event.
- *Physical Lockout:* Upon receiving the verified signal, the machine's IoT controller automatically disables operation (e.g., preventing the engine from starting or locking the facility) until a subsequent "Release" event is published following debt settlement or compliance.
- *Privacy & Safety:* The system MUST include an "Emergency Override" mechanism for life-safety situations, which triggers a high-severity notification to all contract parties and designated emergency contacts.
*** Physical Key Protocol