Missions
Missions are structured data collection campaigns published on the RoboX platform. Each mission defines a clear purpose, geographic scope, reward model, and technical requirements. Users participate by activating their RoboX app during daily activity, automatically contributing data relevant to the mission objectives.
Mission Structure
Every mission follows a standardized configuration:
Mission ID
Unique identifier used for validation and payout tracking
Objective
Defines what type of data the campaign collects (e.g., road conditions, motion signatures, environmental sensing)
Data Type
Specifies required sensors and frequency of capture
Reward Model
Outlines point rate per unit of valid data
Duration
Start and end time for active participation
Region
Target collection zone or coverage boundary
Verification Method
Validation logic and thresholds used before reward release
Mission Categories
Smart-City Missions Designed for navigation and urban mapping.
Lane detection
Traffic signal coverage
Road curvature modeling
Environmental Missions Focused on natural and human-made environmental data.
Light intensity
Temperature, noise, or air quality
Localized atmospheric readings
Navigation & Motion Missions Used to improve localization, inertial mapping, and robotic motion planning.
Gyroscope pattern calibration
Magnetic field alignment
Step-count and trajectory mapping
Static Context Missions Capture background or stationary data for context enrichment.
Indoor environment mapping
Bluetooth and Wi-Fi signal density
Desk or room-level ambient monitoring
Participation Flow
Open the RoboX app and navigate to Missions.
Select an active mission within your region.
Review the mission’s details, including what data will be collected and how rewards are calculated.
Tap Start Scanning to begin data contribution.
End scanning manually or let the app auto-stop when mission parameters are complete.
The app automatically processes and uploads validated data, with results displayed under Activity History.
Mission Funding
Each mission is funded through a dedicated pool of RoboX Tokens (ROBOX). Funders, typically research groups, robotics companies, or smart city initiatives, deposit tokens into the campaign’s reward contract. As contributors complete missions, points are distributed proportionally from this pool.
Example Mission
ID: #013-FR-LaneDet-Paris Goal: Enhance lane recognition data for autonomous navigation models. Duration: 14 days Reward Rate: 12 points/km (validated) Expected Output: 5,000 km of verified motion data
Participants in Paris who drive or commute during this period automatically earn points as they generate validated data streams matching the mission parameters.
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