All pilots are responsible for ensuring they follow their local rules and regulations regarding drone pilot certificates, insurance, etc.  Many jurisdictions around the world do not require drone pilot certificates/licenses for drones which weigh under 250g, however some do.

Other more localized rules and by laws exist that pilots should familiarize themselves with before commencing flights in their regions.

All pilots who choose to fly will have the opportunity to undertake free training online which highlights best practices for safe flight, efficient data collection, and Spexi platform functionality.

Will initially be standardizing on the sub-250g class of drone, specifically the DJI Mini 2, Mini 3, and Mini 3 PRO to start. In time, additional drone models will be approved to work on the platform.

Pilots will be able to earn Reputation Points and cash for collecting & uploading imagery to the platform. In time, points will be capable of being used on the platform for a variety of purposes.

Spexigons are hexagonal zones that overlay a map of the earth inside the Spexi app in order to show where imagery needs to be collected.

Each Spexigon contains flight plan information that the drones use (combined with the Spexi app) to ensure they are flying at the correct height, speed, and location to capture the best imagery possible.

The Spexigon system serves as a method of standardization. The most challenging aspect of working with high-resolution drone imagery is the capture process. By standardizing this process, ensuring it is the same everywhere on Earth, and potentially combining it with a crypto-economic incentive model, Spexi will capture imagery in a similar fashion to how satellites capture imagery from space.

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