Caspius
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Caspius
@caspius_ai
Building the embodied AI intelligence economy





Caspius NFT holders have a duty to the network - to contribute to embodied AI intelligence. Phase 1 starts with egocentric data. Every recording you capture grows the dataset that trains Vision-Language-Action models (VLAs). For the dataset to be valuable, the network cannot accept slop - it needs high quality physical demonstrations that a robot can learn from. To enable this, we have carefully constructed the infrastructure to facilitate contributions from Caspius holders: → All demonstrations must be captured directly through the Caspius mobile app → iOS is coming soon, with Android to follow after → Other modalities (e.g. Ray-Ban Meta, Apple Vision Pro) are currently not supported but are on the roadmap What determines whether your data is usable: → A head mount is required. Hands-free recording is non-negotiable - phone head mounts are widely available on Amazon/Taobao/Temu and similar retailers. → Good, even lighting throughout the scene → Stable framing - smooth movements, no quick head jerks The single most important rule: Your hands must always be in the centre of the frame. If your hands leave the frame, the recording loses value. Quality demonstrations earn more points and make your stake in the network more valuable.






Today, we're launching shift. We're starting by cleaning your apartment in New York City, for free. Here's how it works. Book a shift cleaning. A vetted shift operator comes to your home wearing one of our devices. They clean. They leave. You pay nothing. In exchange, we record the cleaning. Robotics is being built on data about how people do daily tasks, and the value of that recording is what funds the service. Anything personal in it is anonymized before the recording is processed. By now, you have heard about the shift to AI more times than you can count. About the shift toward you, the part where you actually feel it, you have heard almost nothing. Shift is what starts to make it concrete, in specific cities, with specific services. Today, cleaning in New York. Soon, handymen, repairs, and errands across the globe. And this is just one side of shift, with more on the way. Comment “shift” and we’ll send you an early access link.


Why not upload your data onto Caspius and earn $CAS while your home gets cleaned? Sounds like a no brainer to me



Today, we're launching shift. We're starting by cleaning your apartment in New York City, for free. Here's how it works. Book a shift cleaning. A vetted shift operator comes to your home wearing one of our devices. They clean. They leave. You pay nothing. In exchange, we record the cleaning. Robotics is being built on data about how people do daily tasks, and the value of that recording is what funds the service. Anything personal in it is anonymized before the recording is processed. By now, you have heard about the shift to AI more times than you can count. About the shift toward you, the part where you actually feel it, you have heard almost nothing. Shift is what starts to make it concrete, in specific cities, with specific services. Today, cleaning in New York. Soon, handymen, repairs, and errands across the globe. And this is just one side of shift, with more on the way. Comment “shift” and we’ll send you an early access link.



The robotics x crypto narrative is quietly getting built on Base. Not the robots themselves. The rails around them: data, ownership, payments, identity, teleoperation, and deployment. If robotics scales, that's where the value accrues. Here are some projects on my watchlist: • @virtuals_io ($VIRTUAL): Virtuals is becoming the main launchpad for robotics on Base. The key piece is Eastworld Labs, a robotics track focused on humanoid fleets, teleoperation data, and physical-world task experiments. Their ecosystem already has 30+ Unitree robots and a robotics market cap around $45M. • @caspius_ai ($CAS): Caspius is focused on embodied AI data. Robots need real-world movement, perception, and environment data before they become useful. Their recent Genesis NFT drop is tied to this data network, with contributors helping build structured training data for physical AI. • @StrikeRobot_ai ($SR): Strike is direct humanoid robotics exposure. The project focuses on industrial/security environments and has published paper, teleoperation revenue, Eastworld Labs backing, and incoming x402 integration for enterprise simulation access. • @FabricFND ($ROBO): Fabric is building rails for the robot economy: identity, wallets, payments, and task coordination for autonomous machines. If robots eventually earn and transact, this is the backend layer they're trying to build. • @shadowcleague ($SCL): Shadow is the entertainment angle: humanoid robot combat with livestreams, prediction markets, and fan-driven participation. Their first combat stream is scheduled around May 23. • @AukiLabs ($AUKI): Auki is the spatial intelligence layer. Its Posemesh helps machines understand physical space, which matters for retail, agriculture, AR, navigation, and robotics. Unreleased Token Projects: • @xmaquina ($DEUS) is the ownership angle. It is building a DAO around robotics exposure, with treasury links to companies like Figure AI, Apptronik, 1X, Agility, and Neura. The $DEUS TGE is expected on May 27. • @OrionX_Robotics ($ORION) is expected to launch on Virtuals, focused on autonomous humanoids for industrial and defense-style environments. Base is quietly becoming the center of robotics x crypto. The sector is still early, but the reason robotics is worth tracking is that projects here are trying to solve actual robotics problems. I'm pretty sure I'm missing a few projects so please lemme know!

No wonder they say teleoperation is dead Peking University’s DAGroup released HumanNet, a massive 1 million hour dataset of human-centric videos that turns everyday internet footage into gold for embodied AI. It’s got first-person and third-person views, super detailed actions, object interactions, tool use, and long sequences of real behavior. Everything’s cleaned up and annotated with 3D poses, SLAM tracks, and robot-ready labels. The crazy part is,Training on just 1,000 hours of their first-person videos performs as well as (or even slightly better than) 100 hours of actual robot teleop data on downstream tasks. Basically, human videos can now stand in for expensive robot data. Scaling laws for robotics just got a whole lot more realistic. Human priors + smart curation = the future of world models.



