⚡️ Babe, I came across a new concept over the weekend — DeSPIN (Decentralization Space Intelligent Network). Its core combines spatial intelligence (real-world data) with the idea of decentralization.

For example, if you upload a photo of a traffic jam, the system can analyze which road to avoid; if you casually record a video in a shopping mall, others can find the store faster. It can also assist in urban planning and provide navigation for robots, all thanks to the data you contribute.

Take a photo, upload some data, not only can it create maps and engage in urban planning, but it also allows robots to learn how to avoid obstacles. Contributing data comes with rewards, and this model of contributing and earning is quite appealing.

To understand DeSPIN, first, you need to grasp what spatial intelligence is all about. In fact, there are four steps, which are very easy to understand:

1. Collect data: Use your phone, camera, and GPS to record the world as you see it. For example, take a picture of the street scene or let your phone silently track your route.

2. Processing Analysis: Use machine learning to tidy up this messy data, recognize roads, buildings, etc., and conveniently build a useful database.

3. Display Knowledge: Connect data to reality, creating maps or information. For example, telling you "there is a coffee shop ahead."

4. Intelligent Decision-Making: Recommend the optimal route and help the robot avoid obstacles.

Currently, the DeSPIN ecosystem has various protocols, such as precise mapping and smart transportation, which essentially integrate everyone's data to play a significant role. It has also embraced Web3, as Decentralization means not being monopolized by big companies, allowing us to share in the benefits.

If you have nothing to do this weekend, why not learn about DeSPIN? You never know, one day the photos you casually take could become part of the smart world, and you might even earn a little extra money.