Synternet has incorporated peaq, a Layer 1 blockchain, as a Publisher on its Data Layer, enabling developers on the network to create innovative DApps to address real-world issues.

Synternet, a blockchain data infrastructure, announced the integration of peaq, a blockchain designed to be the primary backbone for DePIN and Machine RWAs, as a Publisher on its data layer. This integration will enable various real-world applications on Synternet, facilitating the development of event-driven applications on the network. Developers will gain access to a customizable stream of live data from peaq, allowing them to build solutions such as Web3 traffic management, power grid optimization, and advanced analytics.

The integration provides Synternet developers with access to peaq’s on-chain data, including transactions and dataflows from real-world dApps, available as a stream of live data on its decentralized network. This on-chain data will enable developers to create analytical tools, dashboards, AI/ML apps, and leverage event-driven architecture on peaq’s Economy of Things.

"peaq’s vision of integrating Web3 into the real world has immense potential, and realizing this potential fully requires advanced data streaming tools," says Jonas Simanavicius, CTO at Synternet. "We are thrilled to offer builders in the peaq ecosystem a versatile and highly customizable data streaming network for DePIN analytics and event-driven dApps."

A New World of Event-Driven Applications
One key benefit of the partnership is enabling Synternet developers to leverage peaq’s Economy of Things, allowing the creation of event-driven applications that respond to specific events with predefined actions. Within peaq’s Economy of Things, which includes multiple decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePINs), developers can devise several solutions to real-world problems.

Solutions based on the event-driven application framework include a navigation DApp that reroutes vehicles to avoid traffic congestion, a power grid management app that activates extra capacity during peak hours, and an environment monitoring app that uses data from multiple DePINs to detect negative trends. The integration is expected to boost development in event-driven applications, providing the necessary infrastructure and live data for building innovative projects and use cases in the Economy of Things on peaq, Simanavicius added.

In addition to event-driven applications, peaq’s integration with Synternet will offer developers a customizable stream of peaq’s on-chain data. This data stream will enable builders to conduct analytics, create data visualizations, and develop versatile event-powered dApps.

"Synternet’s capabilities provide a versatile and powerful tool for data streaming that anyone in the ecosystem can leverage," says Till Wendler, co-founder of peaq. "We are confident the integration will add significant value to DePINs building on peaq and are excited to see the novel applications it will enable."