Hivemapper (HONEY)
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About HONEY
Hivemapper is a decentralized mapping ecosystem that powers Bee Maps through its native HONEY token. It combines crowdsourced street-level imagery, high-definition maps, and AI-detected road features into a rapidly updating, blockchain-backed geospatial dataset. Data is collected via vehicle-mounted Bee devices and rewarded through a global contributor network, ensuring coverage across more than 200 million vehicles. Bee Maps offers developers and enterprises access to dynamic, frequently refreshed mapping layers including street imagery, static features (like speed limits and parking zones), real-time road changes (like gas prices and construction), and precision HD map data for lane-level navigation. Its AI capabilities detect edge-case driver behaviors, such as hard braking or collisions, to improve autonomous systems. The platform's open APIs, interactive Scout tool, and usage-based pricing model provide flexible integration across logistics, navigation, and fleet management sectors. Built on the Solana blockchain, HONEY tokens fuel the ecosystem, rewarding contributors and enabling token-gated access to premium data.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hivemapper
What is Hivemapper?
Hivemapper is a decentralized mapping ecosystem that rewards users for contributing street-level imagery and geospatial data. Powered by the Solana blockchain, it uses HONEY tokens to incentivize data collection and provide a real-time alternative to traditional mapping platforms.
What is Bee Maps?
Bee Maps is a decentralized mapping platform that provides street-level imagery, HD maps, and real-time road data collected through crowdsourced vehicle devices. It is part of the Hivemapper ecosystem.
How does Bee Maps collect its data?
Data is captured by contributors using Bee Devices mounted on their vehicles. These devices collect geotagged imagery and road features while drivers follow their usual routes.
What can I access through Bee Maps?
Bee Maps offers street imagery, static road features (e.g., speed limits), dynamic updates (e.g., roadwork, gas prices), AI-detected driver events, and HD maps with lane-level geometry.
What is the HONEY token used for?
HONEY is the utility token of the Hivemapper ecosystem. It rewards contributors for uploading verified mapping data and is used to access premium map features, APIs, and AI-driven services provided by Bee Maps.
Is HONEY required to use Bee Maps?
While some data products are freely accessible, premium map layers, HD data, and high-volume API access may require payment in HONEY or token-gated authentication.
Where can I buy HONEY tokens?
HONEY tokens can be purchased on centralized exchanges such as Kraken, Coinbase Exchange, Bitget, LCX, and BitMart, as well as decentralized platforms like Raydium (Solana) and Orca. Always confirm token contract details before trading.
Where can I store HONEY tokens?
HONEY is a Solana-based SPL token and can be stored in any compatible wallet such as Phantom, Solflare, or hardware wallets like Ledger with Solana support.
How do I earn HONEY tokens?
Users earn HONEY by capturing and uploading geotagged street imagery using approved Bee Devices. Rewards are distributed based on factors like area coverage, image quality, and uniqueness of contribution.
What tools are available for developers?
Bee Maps provides APIs such as the Map Image API and Map Features API, plus the interactive Scout playground and Burst for bulk data requests.
How frequently is Bee Maps data updated?
Bee Maps refreshes its dataset up to 100× more frequently than traditional mapping services, offering hyper-fresh insights for navigation and logistics.
What are AI-detected driver events?
These are insights generated from driving behavior—such as sudden stops or collisions—that can be used to train autonomous vehicle models or improve fleet safety.
Is Bee Maps available globally?
Yes. Bee Maps operates through a growing global contributor base and claims to cover over 200 million vehicles.
How is Bee Maps priced?
Pricing is usage-based. For example, street imagery via API is $1–$2 per road KM per week, while dynamic features are $0.20 per trip. AI events and HD maps have separate tiered rates.
Can fleets use Bee Maps?
Yes. Bee Maps offers Beekeeper, a fleet dashboard with AI-based routing and real-time insights, with custom pricing for fleets of 10+ vehicles.
Is HONEY inflationary or capped?
HONEY has a fixed maximum supply of 10 billion tokens. The emission schedule includes gradual rewards for data contributors and incentives aligned with network growth.
How is HONEY distributed?
HONEY is distributed through contributor rewards, ecosystem incentives, and exchange liquidity. There are no token taxes, and initial allocations follow a transparent emission model tied to mapping milestones.