Auki
Auki is building the network of the physical world, enabling AI access to the real world: a way for robots and digital devices such as smart glasses and smartphones to browse, navigate, and search physical locations. It is built on the Posemesh Protocol, a collaborative, decentralized machine-perception network that enables robots and XR devices to share an understanding of physical spaces and exchange spatial data and computing resources through token economics. 70% of the world economy is related to physical locations and labor; therefore, enabling AI to access the physical world means that 3X raises the overall level of TAMAI Auki's goal is to become the AI decentralized nervous system of the physical world, providing collaborative spatial reasoning capabilities for future 100bn devices on Earth and beyond. From autonomous drone delivery and copilot assistance for physical labor to robotic companions for children and navigation assistance for the visually impaired, the Auki Network is a rapidly growing ecosystem spanning cutting-edge physical AI applications. The Auki Network is rapidly expanding across thousands of commercial and private locations worldwide, with a growing number of applications joining it and already generating millions of USD in annual revenue. With an increasing number of robotic integrations, including Unitree, Engine AI, Padbot, and Slamtec, Auki has established itself as the web3 robotics project with the strongest traction for real-world applications. This year, Auki demonstrated the world's first large-scale autonomous humanoid robot navigation, app-free augmented reality, and spatially aware smart glasses. To see examples of Auki's recent achievements, watch the Auki Network 2025 report:https://youtu.be/sUtqAXM8Srs To track adoption, visit the burn tracker on Dune:https://dune.com/auki/stats
Overview
Auki is building the network of the physical world, enabling AI access to the real world: a way for robots and digital devices such as smart glasses and smartphones to browse, navigate, and search physical locations. It is built on the Posemesh Protocol, a collaborative, decentralized machine-perception network that enables robots and XR devices to share an understanding of physical spaces and exchange spatial data and computing resources through token economics. 70% of the world economy is related to physical locations and labor; therefore, enabling AI to access the physical world means that 3X raises the overall level of TAMAI Auki's goal is to become the AI decentralized nervous system of the physical world, providing collaborative spatial reasoning capabilities for future 100bn devices on Earth and beyond. From autonomous drone delivery and copilot assistance for physical labor to robotic companions for children and navigation assistance for the visually impaired, the Auki Network is a rapidly growing ecosystem spanning cutting-edge physical AI applications. The Auki Network is rapidly expanding across thousands of commercial and private locations worldwide, with a growing number of applications joining it and already generating millions of USD in annual revenue. With an increasing number of robotic integrations, including Unitree, Engine AI, Padbot, and Slamtec, Auki has established itself as the web3 robotics project with the strongest traction for real-world applications. This year, Auki demonstrated the world's first large-scale autonomous humanoid robot navigation, app-free augmented reality, and spatially aware smart glasses. To see examples of Auki's recent achievements, watch the Auki Network 2025 report:https://youtu.be/sUtqAXM8Srs To track adoption, visit the burn tracker on Dune:https://dune.com/auki/stats