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At The Posemesh, we’ve just updated Pinger, the posemesh’s handy Telegram mini app designed to test the network latency of the Auki posemesh. By using Pinger, you can earn points that can lead to rewards like guaranteed whitelisting in the upcoming $AUKI Token community sale. Additionally, every time you ping, you actively contribute to decentralized research by testing the posemesh’s DePIN servers.
Using Pinger is far from boring! The Auki Pinger Telegram mini app transforms the DePIN research process into a fun and interactive activity. By simply clicking a button, you can ping a small batch of nodes and help us gather critical latency information.
The more you tap and the more confetti you see, the higher your chances are of getting bonus points.
Pinger isn't just about testing latency; it's also about competition and rewards. As a Telegram Mini App, Pinger lets you compete on a leaderboard by completing latency tasks on an hourly, daily, and weekly basis.
You can climb the ranks even faster through the Pingers’s referral program.
You can accelerate your climb through the ranks via Pinger's referral program. The app resets daily at 00:00 GMT and initiates a new week every Monday. Let the competition begin!
Earn over 100K points to secure a guaranteed whitelist spot in the upcoming $AUKI Token community sale.
Here's how you can earn points and compete:
The points you earn from these actions are off-chain and non-transferable. Each user has a unique identifier, which could later be used to redeem rewards, whitelisting, and more.
We're continually enhancing your Pinger experience. Check out the latest updates:
These updates are designed to make the app more intuitive, rewarding, and engaging. The more you tap and the more confetti you see, the higher your chances of getting bonus points. Keep pinging, keep earning points, and look forward to future rewards!
New to Pinger? It’s super easy to get started. Here’s how:
Pro Tip: Maximize your points through our easy-to-share referral program; every time a new user signs up using your referral link, you earn additional points.
Are you ready to tap-to-earn? Start pinging today and see how high you can climb on the leaderboard!
In the world of spatial computing, performance is crucial. The difference between a seamless experience and a disjointed one often boils down to latency. For digital objects to synchronize seamlessly with the physical world, real-time interaction is essential. Any delay can break the immersion.
Traditional cloud services, like AWS and Azure, have served us well. However, as we venture into collaborative spatial computing, such as shared AR, faster solutions are needed to handle real-time interactions without glitches. This is where The Posemesh’s DePIN comes into play.
Our hypothesis is that the posemesh network, with its multitude of decentralized nodes, will provide better latency performance than legacy Web2 cloud networks. Your participation in Pinger helps us test this theory and optimize our network for AI perception, enhancing the future of augmented reality and spatial computing experiences.
We aim to push decentralization even further by incentivizing users to host local servers using devices like Raspberry Pi or other spare computing resources. By bringing the servers closer to users, we can achieve even lower latency than centralized Web2 clouds.
Pinger will play a crucial role in this phase, helping us compare the performance of our emerging DePIN network against established cloud providers and ensuring we stay ahead in the game.
Join us in leading the spatial computing revolution. Be part of a movement that values privacy, decentralization, and community. Participate, innovate, and earn rewards in The Posemesh’s emerging DePIN economy, designed for the next generation.
Join us in improving our network by participating in this simple yet impactful process!
Don’t miss out; get your ping on today ➡️ Pinger on Telegram
Auki is making the physical world accessible to AI by building the real world web: away for robots and digital devices like smart glasses and phones to browse, navigate, and search physical locations.
70% of the world economy is still tied to physical locations and labor, so making the physical world accessible to AI represents a 3X increase in the TAM of AI in general. Auki's goal is to become the decentralized nervous system of AI in the physical world, providing collaborative spatial reasoning for the next 100bn devices on Earth and beyond.
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