> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://lillius.gitbook.io/lillius-white-paper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://lillius.gitbook.io/lillius-white-paper/english/11.-technical-overview.md).

# 11. Technical Overview

This is an outline of LILLIUS service's ongoing development plan. The plan is divided into three stages, and the specifics may be adjusted based on business circumstances. The main categories are service architecture, blockchain network, and AI behavior analysis system.

Moving forward, LILLIUS will continue to oversee data management and implement technology updates to ensure smooth service operation. As depicted in the server configuration diagram below, we will gradually expand the server structure. The timing of technical upgrades will be tailored to align with our business goals.

Now, let's briefly delve into the current server configuration and the proposed expansion of the server structure.

[<mark style="color:red;">11.1 Service Architecture</mark>](/lillius-white-paper/english/11.-technical-overview/11.1-service-architecture.md)

[<mark style="color:red;">11.2 Blockchain (Polygon Chain)</mark>](/lillius-white-paper/english/11.-technical-overview/11.2-blockchain-polygon-chain.md)

[<mark style="color:red;">11.3 AI Motion Analysis Technology</mark>](/lillius-white-paper/english/11.-technical-overview/11.3-ai-motion-analysis-technology.md)

[<mark style="color:red;">11.4 Patent</mark>](/lillius-white-paper/english/11.-technical-overview/11.4-patent.md)


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