Nubila
Nubila describes a decentralized network of weather and environmental sensors whose data is validated and delivered to applications.
Project description based on its own documentation.
Profile sources checked: . This date refers to the introduction, not a network observation.
About the project
Nubila’s documentation describes a sensor network that captures local signals such as weather, air quality and solar output. The project says it validates the data and delivers it through oracles and APIs to AI agents, enterprises and on-chain protocols.
From sensor to data feed
Nubila’s documentation describes a layered DePIN and oracle architecture. Decentralized weather stations collect data, validator nodes check it, validated data packages are anchored on-chain, and oracles and APIs deliver structured data feeds.
Source: From sensor to data feed ↗The Marco weather station
The device page describes Marco as Nubila’s solar-powered weather station for tracking local weather and contributing data. It mentions incentives for contributors and a mobile app.
Source: The Marco weather station ↗Check installation and responsibilities
The guide for hardware contributors asks for an open location with sunlight and airflow, recommended mounting heights such as about 1.5–2 m for temperature and about 10 m for wind, a powered and online device and basic maintenance. Read the current guide before installing.
Source: Check installation and responsibilities ↗Validation and on-chain anchoring
Community-operated validator nodes check data integrity, detect anomalies and verify device signatures. According to the documentation, validated content identifiers (CIDs) are recorded on Monad, and a reputation system gives consistent validators higher incentives.
Source: Validation and on-chain anchoring ↗$NB in the network
The documents describe $NB as a BEP-20 token with a total supply of 1,000,000,000. It is described as the basis for creating, validating and coordinating real-world data streams in Nubila’s network. This reflects the project’s documentation and does not state an expected return.
Source: $NB in the network ↗Source date and scope
The website editors read CMIEON’s archived copies of these sources on 5 November 2026. The copies were captured between 22 August and 5 November 2026. The documentation is hosted on nubila.gitbook.io, which nubila.ai links to. This date records the source review. This introduction is editorial and is not CORE-verified fact. Available CORE evidence and questions depend on your account access.
Source: Source date and scope ↗Related public introductions
Same network category; not a quality comparison or endorsement.
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