# FAQs

Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about SensorVM, covering everything from technical integration to token utility and ecosystem features.

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#### ❓ General Questions

**Q: What is SensorVM in simple terms?**\
A: SensorVM is a blockchain execution engine for machines. It lets robots and devices run logic, prove they completed a task, and earn on-chain.

**Q: Who is SensorVM for?**\
A: Developers, robotic engineers, AI builders, and DeFi architects — anyone who wants to connect physical work with smart contracts.

**Q: Is SensorVM live?**\
A: The protocol is in active development with core systems already tested in sandbox environments. Launch details are announced via our official channels.

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#### ⚙️ Technical

**Q: Do I need a full node to run SensorVM?**\
A: No. SensorVM is designed to work on edge devices and microcontrollers with low compute requirements.

**Q: Can logic be updated or revoked after deployment?**\
A: Yes. The Grid supports versioning and rollback features for each container.

**Q: What if a device is offline?**\
A: Devices can cache signed results and transmit once connectivity resumes. Offline mode is fully supported.

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#### 💰 Token & Revenue

**Q: What is $SVM used for?**\
A: $SVM is the native token for accessing SensorVM, earning Sensor Bonds, unlocking logic containers, and interacting with premium features.

**Q: How do I earn from Sensor?**\
A: You can earn by holding $SVM, deploying logic that others use, or referring builders and devices that generate revenue.

**Q: Is there a staking system?**\
A: Instead of traditional staking, we use Sensor Bonds — which reward token holding, locking, building, and referral activity.

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