EARN REWARDS FOR CAPTURING EARTH IMAGERY WITH YOUR DRONE IN ZONES CALLED SPEXIGONS.
THE IMAGERY YOU COLLECT WILL ENABLE BETTER DECISION MAKING BY ORGANIzATIONS EvERYWHERE.
Download the app
Create your personal account to upload data
Head outside, capture imagery, and start earning rewards
When our app launches in Q3 of 2023, pilots will be able to earn points for missions they fly. Points will be awarded after missions have been flown and imagery has been collected, uploaded, and verified for quality / authenticity.
In time, points will be capable of being used on the platform for a variety of purposes.
Spexigon is also currently considering adopting a rewards based model where pilots might earn tokens that would be redeemable or used as consideration for goods and services offered on the Spexigon platform in the future.
In Q3 of 2023 pilots will be able to begin flying in parts of Canada. We'll be working to open up additional areas around the world as soon as we can from there.
All pilots are responsible for ensuring they follow their local rules and regulations regarding drone pilot certificates, insurance, etc. Many jurisdictions around the world do not require drone pilot certificates/licenses for drones which weigh under 250g, however some do.
Other more localized rules and bylaws exist that pilots should familiarize themselves with before commencing flights in their regions.
All pilots who choose to fly on Spexigon will have the opportunity to undertake free training online which highlights best practices for safe flight, efficient data collection, and Spexigon platform functionality.
Spexigon will initially be standardizing on the sub-250g class of drone, specifically the DJI Mini 2 to start. In time, additional drone models will be approved to work on the platform.
When the Spexigon app launches, pilots will be able to earn points for collecting & uploading imagery to the platform. In time, points will be capable of being used on the platform for a variety of purposes.
Spexigon is also currently considering adopting a rewards based model where pilots might earn tokens that would be redeemable or used as consideration for goods and services offered on the Spexigon platform in the future, and it is possible that such tokens (when and if issued) may have a value on the open market. If and when the company adopts a token rewards model and the market establishes a price for the token, the current intention is that pilots will be able to use the app to see open Spexigons (hexagonal zones on a map) in your area that are ready to be flown & their value in terms of token rewards.
If the token rewards model is adopted by the company, it is currently intended that your reward earning potential will depend on the time you have to fly Spexigons, the number of open Spexigons in your area, and how often the platform needs those Spexigons to be flown.
Spexigons are hexagonal zones that overlay a map of the earth inside the Spexigon app in order to show where imagery needs to be collected.
Each Spexigon contains flight plan information that the drones use (combined with the Spexigon mobile app) to ensure they are flying at the correct height, speed, and location to capture the best imagery possible.
The Spexigon system serves as a method of standardization. The most challenging aspect of working with high-resolution drone imagery is the capture process. By standardizing this process, ensuring it is the same everywhere on Earth, and potentially combining it with a crypto-economic incentive model, Spexigon will capture imagery in a similar fashion to how satellites capture imagery from space.
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