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February 5, 2026Open Access

Common Foundation: Semiotic and Methodological Groundwork for the Theory of Physical Measurement of Value

Key Points

The main aim is to provide an axiomatic basis for the Theory of Physical Measurement of Value, linking energy and information.
Introduced three semiotic axioms to formalize resource relationships.
Developed an algorithmizable technology for value computation.
Emphasized principles of modularity and open collaboration.
Established a framework applicable to AI, robotics, and economics.
Demonstrated the potential for practical applications in complex system analysis.

Abstract

This foundational work establishes the axiomatic basis for the "Theory of Physical Measurement of Value" — an interdisciplinary research project aimed at developing an algorithmizable technology for objective value computation. It introduces three core semiotic axioms that formalize the relationship between energy (E) and information (I) as fundamental resources for goal achievement. The framework enables practical applications in AI, robotics, economics, and complex system analysis, operating on principles of modularity, open collaboration, and methodological rigor.

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