Gm gVangrid The interesting part of @vangrid_io isn't just turning phone footage into 3D models. It's how privacy is handled along the way. Faces and number plates are blurred directly on the device before encoding. Raw, unblurred frames never leave the phone. The workflow is pretty interesting too: → Post a bounty for a real location. → Someone nearby captures it with their phone. → Capture proof is recorded onchain. → You receive a structured 3D model. So buyers get a digital representation of a physical place without needing identifiable footage of the people there. I think privacy will matter just as much as data quality as real world mapping scales.