Without mapping, your self-driving car is a big, pricey brick

Drones. Robots. Autonomous vehicles. They all need one thing before they can operate in the real world: They need to know exactly where they are. Not approximately. Not within a few meters. Exactly. That's what @GEODNET delivers, but it doesn't come from a single source. There are 3 layers making it work, and most people only ever see the surface. Swipe through to see how the full RTK ecosystem is actually setup. 👉 #RTK

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Most people still think of GEO-MEASURE as a GPS accessory. But $GEOD is sitting underneath it, powering the RTK correction network that makes the device useful. GEO-MEASURE costs $695 and connects to GEODNET’s 22,000+ station network to correct satellite errors in real time. That takes positioning from the usual 3-10 meter GPS range to roughly 8 mm horizontal and 15 mm vertical accuracy under suitable conditions. No local base station. No external antenna. No cables. Power it on, connect it to the app over Bluetooth, and you can start collecting points almost immediately. The capture modes are built around actual field work: • Single Point for property corners, utilities, control points and stakes • Track Recording for boundaries, roads, ditches, field edges and as-builts A short tap captures a point. Hold the button and it averages the position when you need more precision while standing still. The cost difference is where this gets interesting. Traditional survey-grade GNSS equipment can cost $5K-$15K, with correction services adding $1,500+ per year. GEO-MEASURE is $695 with one year of RTK included, then roughly $120 per year. That puts centimeter-level positioning within reach of surveyors, contractors, GIS teams, farmers and drone operators who don't need a full professional survey kit. And the hardware is only one part of the story. GEO-MEASURE sits on top of GEODNET’s global RTK network. Standard GPS is not accurate enough for many machines operating in the physical world. Drones need precise positioning. Autonomous equipment needs it. Construction layout needs it. Robots need it. The rover is essentially the last-mile device that lets people access the correction network. That is why GEO-MEASURE is interesting beyond being a cheaper GPS receiver. It turns a workflow that normally requires specialized equipment into something that can look more like a phone accessory. If you work with points, boundaries or paths in the field, the question is whether you still need a $5K+ survey kit to get centimeter-level positioning.

This week wrapped with @perceptroninc AI unveiling Mk1.5 for universal robot and drone control. Good timing, because the last few days already made one thing clear: control is only half the equation. We talked positioning data for autonomous drones, sim to real for physical AI, and infrastructure held to the same standard as the rest of the stack. Every one of those conversations comes back to the same gap. Autonomous systems can't act on what they can't measure. That's the layer @GEODNET builds. Centimeter level positioning for every drone, robot, and autonomous vehicle running the next generation of control stacks. The Rails For Physical AI. #PhysicalAI

Hi geod, the support team on discord is very rude and hardly provide answers to our questions. Before proceeding to block us out of the group. It's really awful

control stacks keep getting announced while the positioning layer stays treated as a commodity. autonomous systems fail the second the measurement is off by more than a few centimeters.

This is how your pen gets delivered without @GEODNET

Today we're releasing Mk1.5: a new intelligence layer for embodied agents. It flies drones, controls quadrupeds, powers smart glasses, tracks objects, searches the web, reasons visually, and dispatches its own sub-agents. One model, no platform-specific retraining. 🧵

Go outside! Have the robots touch grass!

Unpopular opinion: Former DePINs might be some of the most undervalued AI plays right now. Yes, DePIN had a lot of issues, and hence a very underwhelming token performance. The negative association is definitely understandable. But what most people don't realize is that thanks to those token incentives, most of these projects are now sitting on incredible data pools. Exactly the kind of data pools the biggest frontier AI labs have insatiable demand for, since data is their single biggest bottleneck in winning the most important tech race humanity has ever seen. Just to name a few: @silencioNetwork - $SLC @OVRtheReality - $OVR @NATIXNetwork - $NATIX @grass - $GRASS And probably a bunch of exciting ones I don't even have on my radar yet (if so, please DM). I know in fact that these are already working with leading AI labs or well-known big tech companies as actual paying clients, generating serious offchain revenue. More than most of your favorite shitcoins do. And if you do your research, you'll understand that it takes time for that offchain revenue to accrue, but there's strong commitment to route it back to their tokens. I know it's hard, but instead of chasing memecoins or bidding the same 5 hyped onchain businesses everyone already knows, I can only strongly recommend digging deeper here. Generational opportunities to be found in DePIN, or whatever you might want to call it nowadays.

didn't mention it as less so a data play, but yes I love @GEODNET

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This week our Project Creator @mikeahorton and @geodnet_coo Melissa joined the 61st Annual Governor's Buffalo Roundup at Custer State Park in South Dakota, hosted by Governor @LarryRhodenSD ! Every year since 1966, cowboys and park staff round up the park's herd of about 1,300 bison for health checks and vaccinations. It has grown into one of South Dakota's biggest yearly traditions, drawing thousands of visitors to the Black Hills. Great to represent the @GEODNET team and see it firsthand! 🦬 #CusterStatePark

rtk networks only matter if they show up where machines actually operate. events like this are cheap proof they are not just another token with a map.

If autonomous drones, robots, vehicles, and machines explode as a category, $GEOD is sitting directly underneath that growth. People are still pricing @GEODNET like it’s just an RTK network. They’re missing the bigger play: precision positioning infrastructure for autonomous machines.

Most handheld GNSS receivers cost thousands before you even add subscription fees. GEO-MEASURE changes the game: $695 total, 8mm accuracy, 24-hr battery, and 1 full year of RTK corrections included. Field-ready out of the box. Tap to order yours! 👇

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Centimeter precision in the palm of your hand. No base station, external antennas, or cables required. 📐🛰️ GEO-MEASURE connects via Bluetooth to your phone for sub-centimeter point & path collection in under 60 seconds. 🔹 1040-Channel Triple-Band GNSS (L1/L2/L5) 🔹 8mm Precision (22,000+ GEODNET Stations) 🔹 24-Hour Battery Life 🔹 IP67 Water/Dust Proof + Pelican Case 🎁 Includes 1 Year of FREE GEODNET RTK Corrections! Upgrade your field setup 👇 (Link in replies)