PANews reported on November 28th that Nubila, a leading global decentralized physical oracle, announced that its Marco weather station has officially launched at Home Depot, the world's largest home furnishing retailer. This means that Marco becomes the first Web3 product to enter Home Depot, marking Nubila's official entry into the mainstream retail and home consumer market. Marco is one of Nubila's core products for building "Physical Perception Oracles." Currently, Nubila has deployed over 20,000 weather monitoring devices globally. These devices continuously collect real-world environmental data such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation, and the data's authenticity and accuracy are verified in real-time by 16,000 verification nodes worldwide, providing trusted real-world data input for AI, blockchain, and financial systems. Industry insiders point out that Marco's launch at Home Depot is not only a breakthrough in commercial channels, but also signifies the first time Web3 hardware has truly entered the mass consumer market, laying an important foundation for the construction of a global "real-world data network." With the addition of more hardware channels and ecosystem partners, Nubila will continue to expand its physical data network, encompassing meteorology, environment, energy, and transportation, providing the underlying oracle infrastructure connecting the real world for AI, intelligent systems, and the Web3 financial ecosystem.PANews reported on November 28th that Nubila, a leading global decentralized physical oracle, announced that its Marco weather station has officially launched at Home Depot, the world's largest home furnishing retailer. This means that Marco becomes the first Web3 product to enter Home Depot, marking Nubila's official entry into the mainstream retail and home consumer market. Marco is one of Nubila's core products for building "Physical Perception Oracles." Currently, Nubila has deployed over 20,000 weather monitoring devices globally. These devices continuously collect real-world environmental data such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation, and the data's authenticity and accuracy are verified in real-time by 16,000 verification nodes worldwide, providing trusted real-world data input for AI, blockchain, and financial systems. Industry insiders point out that Marco's launch at Home Depot is not only a breakthrough in commercial channels, but also signifies the first time Web3 hardware has truly entered the mass consumer market, laying an important foundation for the construction of a global "real-world data network." With the addition of more hardware channels and ecosystem partners, Nubila will continue to expand its physical data network, encompassing meteorology, environment, energy, and transportation, providing the underlying oracle infrastructure connecting the real world for AI, intelligent systems, and the Web3 financial ecosystem.
Nubila's flagship product, Marco, became the first Web3 product to be available at Home Depot, a major US retailer.
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PANews reported on November 28th that Nubila, a leading global decentralized physical oracle, announced that its Marco weather station has officially launched at Home Depot, the world's largest home furnishing retailer. This means that Marco becomes the first Web3 product to enter Home Depot, marking Nubila's official entry into the mainstream retail and home consumer market.
Marco is one of Nubila's core products for building "Physical Perception Oracles." Currently, Nubila has deployed over 20,000 weather monitoring devices globally. These devices continuously collect real-world environmental data such as temperature, humidity, wind speed, and precipitation, and the data's authenticity and accuracy are verified in real-time by 16,000 verification nodes worldwide, providing trusted real-world data input for AI, blockchain, and financial systems.
Industry insiders point out that Marco's launch at Home Depot is not only a breakthrough in commercial channels, but also signifies the first time Web3 hardware has truly entered the mass consumer market, laying an important foundation for the construction of a global "real-world data network." With the addition of more hardware channels and ecosystem partners, Nubila will continue to expand its physical data network, encompassing meteorology, environment, energy, and transportation, providing the underlying oracle infrastructure connecting the real world for AI, intelligent systems, and the Web3 financial ecosystem.
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