Mawari’s node-based system includes three types of licenses: Spatial Streamer nodes, which handle the computational heavy lifting. Guardian nodes, which ensure the integrity and accuracy of the data being processed, and Pulse nodes, which serve as netcheckers that help stress test the network, sample immersive content, and simulate the future tens and hundreds of millions of native spatial computing devices coming onto Mawari Network. These nodes work together to enable a decentralized network that is not only scalable but also more resilient than traditional centralized infrastructure. "It's a hybrid model," says Ramirez, "We’ll have data centers contributing significant power, but also smaller, consumer-level nodes offering a more distributed approach. This allows us to provide the resilient, high-quality, low-latency service that immersive experiences require." During the upcoming node sale, participants will be able to purchase licenses for the Guardian nodes.
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