Current stage of the project
From a research concept and model examples to experimental evaluation of joint work.
ObliNet is at the research and engineering development stage. A concept, draft models and individual demonstrations of the proposed mechanisms have been prepared. The next step is experimental evaluation of ObliNet’s effectiveness as a complete system.
Research programme and evaluation criteria →The interactive map on the home page illustrates four causes of misalignment: incompatible results, schedule changes, resource conflicts and conflicting performance measures.
The map presents model scenarios, not a fully operational platform. It distinguishes observed facts, possible AI analysis and decisions made by authorized participants.
Explore the map of mutual commitments →Each example introduces an individual mechanism. An example working successfully does not, by itself, establish the effectiveness of the entire ObliNet system.
Try a shared rice purchase. Add buyers and choose how you could help.
Learning demo · about 2 minutesA trial calculation is available for the full cost of one batch, the minimum quantity and the difference from retail prices. Data stays in the browser; no order or payment is created.
Organized purchasing calculatorThe educational scenario shows how a delay affects related actions and how a schedule revision can be prepared. It uses predefined data, without actual AI or connections to operational systems.
Separate exercises in awareness of your state, perspective and attention may help you choose actions and commitments consciously. Their value for joint work remains a research hypothesis.
The external practice tools open in English.
Before making agreements with other people, it is useful to understand what is happening within ourselves.
We may want one thing, automatically react in a different way, follow habitual internal rules and overlook our actual capabilities.
A research prototype — a reference kernel and experimental workbench (Reference Kernel / Workbench) — has been developed. Using synthetic scenarios, it checks the compatibility of formalized constraints on schedules, resources and dependencies, and supports modelling the coordination of changes.
This is not a complete ObliNet system or an evaluation of its overall effectiveness.
More about the research prototype and the scope of verificationA ready-to-use system in which independent participants and organisations can coordinate real commitments, confirm results, track changes and account for mutual dependencies has not yet been presented.
Verifiable results from the practical use of ObliNet as a complete system have not yet been presented.
Whether the approach helps reduce delays, errors and the full costs of coordination remains to be established through comparative experiments and pilots.