Short version
FractaVolta is incubated by Institut Mariani, the research and development organ of C.O.R.S.I.C.A., the non-profit association Corse Organisant la Reunion Sur Internet de Competences Autonomes.
This incubation means shared research, methods, doctrine, corpus navigation, and early architectural work. It does not mean that C.O.R.S.I.C.A. commercially operates FractaVolta, owns every future activity, or automatically endorses every deployment, political use, or business arrangement.
Roles
C.O.R.S.I.C.A. provides the non-profit association frame: autonomy, public-interest research, open competence networks, governance, and long-term civic orientation.
Institut Mariani is the R&D organ: research notes, methods, prototypes, doctrine, corpus hygiene, and technical prefiguration.
FractaVolta is the operational energy, compute, cognition, and civic-continuity stack being developed from that research. It is intended to become a distinct commercial or operational vehicle where deployments, contracts, responsibilities, and liabilities require a separate legal frame.
Why this matters
The distinction protects both sides:
- public-interest research can stay open, traceable, and navigable;
- operational deployments can carry their own contracts, risks, duties, and economics;
- readers can follow links across the corpus without confusing documentary links with legal merger;
- partners can understand whether they are reading research, governance, or a deployment proposition.
Corpus links
- C.O.R.S.I.C.A. website
- C.O.R.S.I.C.A. governance repository
- Institut Mariani repository
- FractaVolta source repository
- Institutional boundary note
Boundary rule
Links between FractaVolta, C.O.R.S.I.C.A., Institut Mariani, MareNostrum, Inseme, Cogentia, PrivAI, Barons Mariani, or related repositories are documentary, doctrinal, historical, or technical links unless an explicit legal instrument says otherwise.
Interconnected documentation is not institutional confusion.