The last few days brought several important developments for MyZubster. We moved forward across institutional dialogue, blockchain traceability, platform authentication and visual storytelling.
Here is what happened—and what comes next.
MyZubster received an invitation to participate in an institutional online hearing connected to the update of Italy’s National Artificial Intelligence Strategy for 2026–2028.
The hearing is scheduled for September 22, 2026.
We confirmed our participation and submitted a complete documentation package containing:
We also informed members of the wider LIFE and research network about the opportunity.
This invitation does not represent funding, endorsement or a formal partnership. It is an opportunity to contribute ideas and practical experience to an institutional discussion.
Our contribution will focus on:
MyZubster also completed its first real AHP traceability anchor on Base Sepolia.
The prototype can:
The first confirmed testnet transaction was:
0x6dcf39faac6d1eabbaf0e6857ae329d41a1de74cf8320f8f9f048a2dca7ce649
This is an important technical milestone, but its meaning must remain precise.
A blockchain anchor can demonstrate the integrity and timestamp of registered data. It cannot independently prove that a physical collection, treatment or recycling operation occurred. Those claims still require qualified measurements, authorized operators and independent verification.
Personal and health data must never be written on-chain.
The AHP work is being developed as a possible foundation for pilots involving absorbent hygiene products and other controlled waste streams.
A future end-to-end pilot could record:
QR or NFC identifiers could connect physical containers or batches to their event histories.
Sensitive documents would remain in protected off-chain storage. Only minimal, non-personal integrity proofs would be anchored publicly.
This remains a pilot proposal. MyZubster does not currently claim to operate or certify healthcare-waste recycling.
We configured and tested the platform’s Google OAuth integration.
Users can explicitly authorize Gmail read-only access for profile-related functionality. Automatic synchronization requires a separate consent flow and an encrypted refresh token.
The architecture follows several principles:
We also configured GitHub OAuth for identity verification and onboarding. The flow uses limited permissions:
read:user
user:email
This allows MyZubster to connect a verified GitHub identity to a platform profile without requesting repository-write permissions.
We expanded the MyZubster Comic Universe with visual chapters dedicated to:
The newest visuals are now being connected to the main comic and relevant GitHub repositories.
Visual storytelling is useful because complex systems are difficult to communicate through APIs and technical specifications alone. The images provide accessible entry points into the architecture.
However, every visual carries a clear boundary:
An illustration explains a concept. It is not, by itself, evidence that the concept has been implemented, validated or certified.
The new visual material has been integrated into relevant repositories, including:
space-station; I-ECO-01; urban-lab-nurse;
The repository READMEs now connect each visual to its technical or narrative context and distinguish among:
The immediate roadmap includes:
The objective is not to use blockchain, AI or the metaverse as labels.
The objective is to build small, inspectable systems where people can distinguish what is implemented, what is measured, what is verified and what remains an idea.
MyZubster continues to connect open-source development, circular-economy pilots, responsible AI and visual storytelling—one verifiable step at a time.