NATIX Network

Tesla multi-camera driving video from a contributor network, with targeted collection by request.

No public API listed

Mode
Made to order · Speed not stated
Coverage
33 countries, Europe
Price
On request
Key
Not needed
Resale
Not stated
AI training
Not stated

Eight links

0 of 8 links claimed · 0 evidenced

Compiled from public sources, unclaimed. What they mean

Each link
  1. 1. Real personNot stated

    Person · Not stated

    Still open: Contributors register with an email or SMS double opt-in and must be 18+; NATIX 'may require' more documents but documents no identity check. A support-led identity check existed for Drive& token withdrawals (app sunset April 2026); it is not applied to VX360 data.

  2. 2. Captured locallyNot stated

    Camera · Not stated

    Still open: Not a signed capture, so none (STANDARD §3). What is stated: VX360 copies footage from the Tesla's built-in exterior cameras (dashcam, Sentry Mode and VX360 clips); a Health Check flags non-unique clips. No signed capture or anti-injection method; NATIX is not on the C2PA conforming products list.

    Place · Claimed. GPS from the phone and vehicle in metadata; GPS spoofing is banned and scored by the same per-kilometre GPS & Timestamp Evaluation.

    Still open: Scoring thresholds are published but the method is not, and checks may be skipped. The whitepaper uses blockchain for incentives and governance, not to verify data.

    Needs both: the weaker one counts.

  3. 3. Genuine deviceNot stated

    App · Not stated

    Still open: Data comes only through a VX360 device onboarded to the NATIX companion app, and the terms say NATIX 'may check the phone for exploits or unauthorized software', but no check that is run, and no device or app attestation, is documented; nothing in the delivered data proves which device made it. Capture in the provider's own app or rig is not a server-verified attestation (STANDARD §3).

  4. 4. Sealed captureNot stated

    Camera · Not stated

    Still open: Not a signed capture, so none (STANDARD §3). What is stated: VX360 copies footage from the Tesla's built-in exterior cameras (dashcam, Sentry Mode and VX360 clips); a Health Check flags non-unique clips. No signed capture or anti-injection method; NATIX is not on the C2PA conforming products list.

    Content · Claimed. 'multiple data validation techniques to confirm the accuracy and authenticity of the data'; a Health Check removes non-unique or obstructed clips; VLMs index scenes.

    Still open: The validation techniques are not named, and no per-delivery proof is described.

    Counts only with a stated signing mechanism (C2PA, a manifest).

  5. 5. Known timestampReported

    Time · Claimed. UTC timestamps in clip metadata; a 'GPS & Timestamp Evaluation' scores each kilometre for accurate, coherent metadata.

    Still open: The time source is not documented, and the terms say checks are not guaranteed for every epoch or user and may be disabled.

    A time stated, not attested (RFC 3161, a log): Reported.

  6. 6. Tracked in transitNot stated

    Custody record (optional field) · Not stated

  7. 7. Independently verifiedNot stated

    Cross-check · Not stated

    Still open: None documented.

  8. 8. Delivered to youNot stated

    Delivery receipt (optional field) · Not stated

API

Needs a sales or approval step first.

No public API listed.

Rate limit. Not published

Sources

16 sources
  1. Products (multi-camera 4-6 cameras, GPS/IMU/telemetry, anonymization), targeted data collection quote, 'robust API' and historic data access claims, request form and [email protected], 'three continents', no price or licence www.natix.network
  2. Network stats (registered drivers, km mapped, 165,000+ hours labelled monthly, 33 countries), VX360 $379, 'multiple data validation techniques', edge cases/OpenSCENARIO products www.natix.network
  3. Timeline: '+165K hours of multi-cam driving data collected', H1 2026 Drive& sunset, 33 countries www.natix.network
  4. Drive& phone app earnings ended 1 May 2026 and operations ended 1 July 2026; focus moved to VX360 www.natix.network
  5. Six-figure agreement for 3,000 hours; 200,000+ hours collected; customers pay in stable or fiat currencies www.natix.network
  6. 198K+ hours collected; Valeo dataset of 5.5K hours spanning 28 countries in Europe, North America and Japan; telemetry events dataset www.natix.network
  7. Raw data contents (multi-camera video, GPS, IMU, telemetry), edge-case mining, 4D scenarios, map features docs.natix.network
  8. Data sold in stable or fiat currencies; revenue from data licensing docs.natix.network
  9. Blockchain used for governance, incentives and transparency docs.natix.network
  10. VX360 privacy zones, exterior cameras only, face and plate blurring, contributor incentives docs.natix.network
  11. Contributor terms: footage types, collection exclusions (privacy zones, sensitive locations, time windows), registration and 18+, Health Check, GPS & Timestamp Evaluation, late-upload penalties, GPS-spoofing ban, device exploit checks, contributor licence grant docs.natix.network
  12. Metadata includes GPS and timestamps; no sale or sharing of identifiable footage; blurring where technically feasible docs.natix.network
  13. Sample dataset gating (manual approval, no re-identification or surveillance) and NATIX Data RAIL-NC licence (non-commercial, 12 months, no redistribution) huggingface.co
  14. No NATIX server in the MCP Registry registry.modelcontextprotocol.io
  15. NATIX is not on the C2PA conforming products list raw.githubusercontent.com
  16. Drive& withdrawals: support-guided identity verification; Drive& being shut down www.natix.network
Notes

About. Crowdsourced multi-camera (4-6 camera) driving video from Tesla owners who plug in NATIX's VX360 device, sold to Physical AI and autonomous-driving teams as raw footage with GPS, IMU and vehicle telemetry, VLM- and telemetry-mined edge cases, OpenSCENARIO/OpenDRIVE scenarios and map features. NATIX says it can run targeted collection for any region or location. Sales-led: data is requested through a form or [email protected]. The Drive& phone app was shut down on 1 July 2026, so phone dashcam data is no longer collected.

Price. 0 means not published. NATIX announced a 'six-figure' agreement for 3,000 hours of driving data (7 Oct 2026); that is one deal, not a price list. The $379 figure is the VX360 contributor device, not data.

Coverage. Tesla vehicles with a VX360 device only. Self-reported: 2,890,321 registered drivers, 1,932,230 km mapped, '165,000+' multi-camera hours (labelled 'monthly' on the home page, but NATIX's own blog gives about 198K-200K hours collected in total by Sept/Oct 2026, so read it as a total). Clips are not collected inside drivers' privacy zones, in sensitive locations (e.g. military sites, hospitals) or outside the time windows NATIX sets.

Timing. 'We can target any region or location. If you have data gaps and blindspots in a certain region, NATIX can help you with targeted data collection for the desired use-case.' No turnaround is stated.

Licence. No commercial licence terms for buyers are published; deals are by agreement, and NATIX describes the business as data licensing for training and validating Physical AI. Contributors keep ownership of their uploads and grant NATIX a non-exclusive, worldwide licence to make commercial products from them. NATIX's privacy notice says it does not sell, publish or share identifiable footage with third parties; faces and plates are blurred where technically feasible. Free sample datasets on Hugging Face are under the 'NATIX Data RAIL-NC' licence: gated, non-commercial, 12-month term, no redistribution. None of this states AI-training or resale rights for purchased or commissioned data.

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