Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networking (DePIN) emerges as one of the fastest-growing sectors within Web3, impacting various aspects of the physical world. DePIN utilizes incentives to encourage the development of frameworks that enhance computer rendering for EV charging and other applications.

For instance, Helium is establishing a decentralized wireless network, experiencing rapid global expansion. As a mobile service provider, Helium offers $20 monthly for 5G connections through its Helium Mobile network. According to Abhay Kumar, CEO of Helium Foundation, this network connects providers with users, facilitating connectivity.

Noah Prince, Head of Protocol Engineering at Helium Foundation, views Helium as a prime example of real-world hardware integration, bridging the gap between the 5G network and the IoT network. Hotspot providers receive compensation in Helium's native tokens for their contributions to connectivity.

Scott Sigel, COO of Helium Foundation, emphasizes the cost-effectiveness of operating on a community-driven network compared to traditional networks with significant physical infrastructure and overhead costs.

Transitioning to Solana, Helium has expanded its $20 unlimited 5G cellular connectivity service across the US and into Mexico in partnership with Telefonica. Collaboration with Google enables Pixel 8 smartphones to connect to Helium and Hotspot services.

Sigel highlights token incentives as a means to connect real-world applications, leveraging blockchain technology. Solana's speed and scalability further enhance its suitability for such applications.