Review on Hyperion by Gabriel Medina
Decentralized map platform
This decentralized mapping platform is on a mission to provide a unified view of global map data and service. The solutions it proposes go through decentralized technology, map search, shared location and navigation, among others. It offers an efficient, secure and reliable decentralized map service powered by the spatial consensus protocol. Its ecosystem of maps is built on an open, low-cost and multifunctional network that is built by a decentralized community. All the values that are generated are distributed to those who contribute in the network with the HYN token. Something we must know is that its ecosystem is structured under three layers which are Map3, Titan and Atlas. All of them are used to improve the structuring of the selection of the best contributors and thus be able to stimulate their permanence within the network. When hearing about this platform, Google Maps comes to mind, since they have certain similar aspects but I undoubtedly think that Hyperion could surpass it in the future due to its solid infrastructure as a solution that it offers us.
Pros
- Solutions that go through decentralized technology, map search, shared location, navigation and many more.
- A three-tier ecosystem that completely enhances the platform.
- It has a privacy-conscious Android and iOS app.
Cons
- They need to add more translations to their website as they only have two languages.
- You need to use your token to obtain greater strength and sustainability of the project.
