# The Solution

Clawglasses introduces **Proof of Sight (PoSi)** — a protocol for capturing, verifying, and rewarding real-world vision data.

PoSi connects three things:

* **Physical activity** — a person walks through the world wearing a Clawglasses device, which captures vision data with on-device signing, motion, and location attestations.
* **Network verification** — the protocol scores each contribution against an explicit threat model and an evolving quality rubric.
* **Onchain rewards** — contributors earn $SIGHT pro-rata to verified contribution; data buyers pay $SIGHT (priced in USD) to consume it.

> Your sight becomes infrastructure. Your data becomes value. Your contribution becomes ownership.

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## Not a Hardware Product With a Token

Clawglasses is a **network** where:

| Layer            | Function                                                  |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Glasses**      | Entry point — the data-collection node                    |
| **License NFTs** | Permission layer — time-limited mining rights             |
| **Data Engine**  | Economic layer — reward distribution and data marketplace |

Together they form a flywheel where every sight captured strengthens the next sight bought.

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