Mawari

Mawari is a decentralized platform for delivering 3D and XR content in real time. Its core technology is a patented 3D streaming engine that reduces bandwidth usage by roughly 80%, allowing complex scenes to be rendered locally on user devices instead of being sent as fully rendered video. This makes interactive experiences like AI-powered avatars and digital humans feasible on everyday hardware.

The main problem Mawari solves is that traditional cloud providers (AWS, Google Cloud) are too far from users, causing latency that breaks immersion in XR. Streaming full 3D scenes also consumes enormous bandwidth. Mawari replaces centralized servers with a global network of community-operated GPU nodes, bringing compute to the edge and eliminating single points of failure.

Its competitive edge lies in having 7 granted patents, over 50 commercial deployments (including KDDI, Netflix, BMW, and T-Mobile), and a network of 180,000+ community nodes. The mainnet went live in May 2026. In the past six months, Mawari has focused on expanding its node network, showcasing its technology at SuperAI Singapore, and onboarding enterprise partners. One notable challenge is that the company previously hit performance walls with centralized cloud providers, which is what pushed it toward a decentralized architecture in the first place.