Camp Network launches IP framework Origin, has partnered with Black Mirror and deadmau5
ChainCatcher reported that Camp Network has officially launched its IP registration and licensing framework, Origin. This framework aims to establish a programmable and standardized system for intellectual property to support licensing, provenance tracking, and monetization in AI and multi-platform environments.
Camp Network pointed out that the global IP market exceeds $80 trillion, but lacks a unified, machine-readable standard suitable for the AI economy. Origin encodes IP as machine-readable, permission-interpretable standardized assets, enabling automated recognition and processing across platforms and AI systems.
Currently, Camp's first batch of announced partners includes "Black Mirror," DWP Music Festival, musicians Imogen Heap, deadmau5, Richie Hawtin, and the anime brand Minto, among others.
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