
The LayerDrone token will reward network contributors, and will be used by network users to access LayerDrone imagery.

LayerDrone tracks two kinds of contributions to the network: community support (XP), and drone pilot data (RP).

LayerDrone is the world’s first “FLY-TO-EARN” network, with drone pilots and other network contributors receiving rewards for their contributions to the ecosystem.
Spexi is LayerDrone’s founding core contributor, and has built an app which interfaces with LayerDrone’s network to enable drone pilots to contribute data and receive rewards all while following LayerDrone standards.

LayerDrone is the world’s largest fully standardized drone imagery network. It rewards drone pilots for flying and uploading verified imagery contributions at scales.
Drone pilots complete autonomous imaging missions
Blockchain verification ensures data quality and immutability
Data access is provided through Spexi’s app and API
Network governance is shaped by its participants
LayerDrone delivers Earth’s most detailed spatial imagery by standardizing space via 25-acre hexagons called “Spexigons”. Drone pilots with sub-250g drones use the Spexi app to autonomously capture high-quality imagery of each Spexigon. Pilots receive rewards for their contributions to the network.
30x higher resolution - For unmatched clarity and precision.
200x faster - Skip the delays. Access imagery on demand.
50x more affordable - Only pay for areas that matter to you.
97% less carbon emissions - Smart and sustainable.

By standardizing ultra-high resolution drone imagery and indexing it for precise location, the LayerDrone Network enables
A global spatial AI model that can 'understand' the physical world
AI systems that can reason spatially and navigate real environments
Applications that bridge digital intelligence with physical reality
An open ecosystem where anyone can contribute or build applications
By building an open network protocol rather than a closed platform, LayerDrone is creating the conditions for massive innovation in spatial AI—similar to how open internet protocols enabled the explosion of web applications.



