TLAY showcases autonomous drone show in SF Bay highlighting machine-native payments

TLAY: TLAY builds the embedded trust layer for the AI-powered machine economy, providing verifiable machine identity, programmable permissions, proof of physical work, and machine-native payments on the Arc blockchain. It enables devices to hold wallets, read price signals, and settle autonomous transactions without human intervention or intermediaries. The drone show serves as a visual representation of TLAY's vision for physical AI integrated into economic networks. Sam Conner: Sam Conner leads the developer community at Circle and Arc, focusing on events, livestreams, and builder spotlights. He is actively promoting TLAY's infrastructure on Arc through posts highlighting autonomous machine capabilities. His recent activity includes sharing the details of the upcoming TLAY drone demonstration. Autonomous Arc Drones: Autonomous Arc Drones are physical machines designed to operate with agentic capabilities, including perception, reasoning, and autonomous economic decisions via micropayments. They form the centerpiece of an upcoming visual demonstration in the SF Bay area that illustrates coordinated machines participating in broader networks. This event highlights TLAY's work on machine-native infrastructure. Machine Economy: TLAY develops infrastructure enabling machines to handle identity, payments, and settlements autonomously on Arc using programmable money like USDC. Physical AI Integration: Demonstrations show devices such as energy broadcasters and miners making real-time autonomous payment decisions based on price signals without centralized control. Blockchain Infrastructure: Arc provides the layer-1 environment supporting machine-to-machine transactions with features suited for high-frequency, autonomous economic activity.