Auki

Auki is a decentralized protocol designed to give robots, smart glasses, phones, and other physical AI devices a shared, real-time understanding of their surroundings. It does this through what it calls the posemesh, a machine perception network that maps and shares spatial data about physical locations. The project targets developers and enterprises building applications in augmented reality, robotics, autonomous navigation, and physical labor assistance.

The posemesh protocol operates as a decentralized network in which participants contribute spatial data and computing resources, with the AUKI token serving as the medium for exchanging those resources within the system. The token economy is designed so that devices and operators pay for spatial reasoning services and data, while contributors who supply that data and compute are compensated through the network. Auki is part of the Base and Peaq ecosystems, though no consensus algorithm or block time is recorded in the available data.

Over the trailing 30 days, the protocol recorded fees of 3,169 USD, all of which flowed to the protocol as revenue, reflecting a take rate of 100 percent, meaning supply-side participants received 0 USD during that period. Over the trailing 12 months fees totaled 73,837 USD, and annualizing the most recent 30-day figure produces an annualized fee run rate of 38,556 USD. Both the 30-day fee growth and 30-day revenue growth figures stand at negative 100 percent, indicating that fee activity in the most recent measurement window fell to a level significantly below the prior period. The market capitalization relative to annualized fees stands at 777 and the fully diluted valuation relative to annualized fees at 1,503, both calculated using the annualized trailing 30-day figure.