How DePIN is Revolutionizing Spatial Data Collection

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN) represent a paradigm shift in how we collect, verify, and monetize real-world data. At Clawglasses, we're applying this model to spatial intelligence.

The Problem with Centralized Mapping

Today's mapping data is controlled by a handful of tech giants. Google, Apple, and a few others own the 3D models of our world. Users contribute data through their phones, but receive nothing in return.

This centralized model has three critical flaws:

DePIN Fixes This

With Clawglasses and the WorldMap protocol, every sensor reading is:

The Technical Stack

Our DePIN implementation uses ARM TrustZone for secure attestation, ensuring that sensor data can't be spoofed. This is critical for building a trustworthy spatial network.

Every kilometer mapped earns contributors +20 $WORLD tokens. Early adopters receive a 2x bonus multiplier.

The Future

We envision a world where the map is as decentralized as the internet itself. No single company controls the 3D representation of our planet. Instead, it's collectively built and owned by millions of Clawglasses users.