Auki (AUKI)

. @Auki remains one of the very few DePIN projects I have strong conviction in and am still actively buying right now.

Imho very undervalued at current levels.

Award-winning solutions, real revenue, and partnerships with some of the biggest robotics and retail companies in the world.

Times like these are when conviction tends to pay off most.

And the team keeps building und transparent.

Some of the recent updates:

▪️ Swedish Prime Minister @SwedishPM got a live @CactusXR demo at ICA Kvantum Värnamo, hosted by store owner Johan Westlund. Government-level interest in spatial AI for retail and supply chains.

▪️ The new SDK is open source with a public Kanban. The goal: any browser, robot, phone, or glasses can join a posemesh domain.

▪️ Galbot and RealMan robots are now autonomously scanning shelves through CactusXR.

▪️ Gaussian splat improvements, sharpening the 3D scene quality the whole system runs on.

Photos from the live @CactusXR demo with the Swedish Prime Minister below 👇

. @Auki remains one of the very few DePIN projects I have strong conviction in and am still actively buying right now.

Imho very undervalued at current levels.

Award-winning solutions, real revenue, and partnerships with some of the biggest robotics and retail companies in the world.

Times like these are when conviction tends to pay off most.

And the team keeps building und transparent.

Some of the recent updates:

▪️ Swedish Prime Minister @SwedishPM got a live @CactusXR demo at ICA Kvantum Värnamo, hosted by store owner Johan Westlund. Government-level interest in spatial AI for retail and supply chains.

▪️ The new SDK is open source with a public Kanban. The goal: any browser, robot, phone, or glasses can join a posemesh domain.

▪️ Galbot and RealMan robots are now autonomously scanning shelves through CactusXR.

▪️ Gaussian splat improvements, sharpening the 3D scene quality the whole system runs on.

Photos from the live @CactusXR demo with the Swedish Prime Minister below 👇

Most people imagine robots arriving with everything they need already built in

This demo points in a different direction.

A robot doesn't need the entire map

It only needs enough information to complete its next step.

A venue may have no reason to hand over an entire map to every robot that walks through the door

Part of that knowledge can stay where it was created.

It's a simple idea, though it carries some interesting implications for networks like @Auki

Sharing a path is very different from sharing the map..