Unlocking Reality: XR, DePIN & Blockchain
summary
Claims a distributed XR compute network (Mawari) that orchestrates edge GPUs to deliver real-time 3D streaming with sub-20ms roundtrip latency, built a decentralized node product called DIO and reports 150,000 node licenses committed and 3 million wallets connected. Notes four granted patents, ~$20M raised, partnerships with T‑Mobile, Samsung, Nankai and stack choices (Arbitrum L3, Caldera rollup). Demonstrates live events where users pay ~$35 for 7 minutes and up to $500 for 2 minutes of premium XR, presented as working revenue-generating deployments.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Immersive compute networks intro
- 3:22XR content delivery innovation
- 5:05Spatial computing and gestures
- 6:56Why Mari chose Web3 and DePIN architecture
- 8:24AI and extended reality convergence
- 9:06Decentralized GPU success
- 11:36B2XR virtual stage use case
- 11:57DIO decentralized infrastructure
- 13:21Network traction and open invite
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