PathPulse.ai Whitepaper
  • PathPulse.ai : Rerouting the Future
  • What is PathPulse.ai?
    • Why are we building?
    • What are we building?
    • Vision & Mission
    • The Impact
  • Current Market Scenario
  • Core Offerings
    • Pulse Scout Mobile Application
    • Hardware Components
    • Introducing PulseNet - Advanced Artificial Intelligence
    • Minimalist Processing
    • Millimaps - A Super Layer
    • PathPulse $PULS Points
  • Technology Stack
    • Technology Fundamentals
    • Overview of PulseNet Navigation Architecture
      • 1. Data Ingestion Layer
      • 2. Data Preprocessing and Storage
      • 3. Feature Extraction and Analysis
      • 4. Data Fusion Module
      • 5. Decision-Making Engine
      • 6. User Interface and Communication
      • 7. Feedback and Learning Loop
      • 8. Security and Privacy
  • Value Proposition
  • Metadata Collected and Features
    • Key Data Points Collected
    • Dashboard for Fleets
  • Key Potential Paying Customers
  • What Sets Us Apart
  • Business and Revenue Model
    • Operation Samples
    • Revenue Streams
    • Customer Acquisition
  • PathPulse.ai Roadmap
    • Product Development Roadmap
    • Metadata Roadmap
    • PulseNet Patent Roadmap
  • Utilities - Outcome
  • Web3.0 Utilities
    • Contributor ID: A Decentralized Identity Framework
    • Integrating Blockchain for Data Feeds
    • Decentralised Data Marketplace
  • Our Leadership Team
    • Key Team Members
    • Legal Advisors
    • Advisors
  • Contact Information
  • Legal Disclaimer
  • Terms & Conditions
  • References
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PathPulse.ai : Rerouting the Future

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Last updated 5 months ago

In today's world, data isn't just valuable—it's essential, much like oil was in the past. And if data is the new oil, then our cities are the refineries where this powerful resource is transformed into something useful.

The global market for big data analytics , worth an impressive $307.51 billion in 2023, is set to nearly triple by 2032, hitting $924.39 billion. But this isn't just a figure on a chart; it's proof of how data reshapes how we live, especially in cities.

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