Who are the Workers?

Workers are the supply-side participants of the Pictor Network, renting out their GPU computing resources to the network to perform the requested 3D rendering tasks and earn PICTOR tokens. A worker can be an individual, studio, render farm, data center, tech company, etc. 

There are no geographical restrictions and extensive knowledge of 3D rendering is required. The only requirement to join the Pictor Network is that your devices have computing power that meets the network’s specifications.

How does the Worker work?

Worker Workflow
  • Joining the Network: Workers join the Pictor Network by registering on the Pictor Cloud and installing the Pictor Worker app on their machines. Once the Worker app is installed, it integrates the GPU(s) into the Pictor Network, making Workers available for rendering tasks.
  • Rendering Tasks: Workers process the rendering tasks assigned to them. The rendering process is monitored to ensure quality and performance standards are met.
  • Rewards: Workers are rewarded with $Pictor tokens after successfully completing rendering tasks. These tokens can be used within the network or exchanged for other cryptocurrencies or fiat money.

Why supply GPUs to the Pictor Network?

By providing your GPU resources to Pictor Network, you’ll be part of a pioneering distributed GPU infrastructure that’s transforming the world of 3D Rendering. Here are the compelling reasons to join the network as a Worker.

  1. Earn Passive Income: Increase significant income through PICTOR token rewards for supplying your GPUs. By offering your GPU resources, you tap into a lucrative market driven by the high demand for GPU computing power in 3D rendering.
  2. Get Started Easily: Run a single desktop app, Pictor Worker, which is easy to install and simple to use.
  3. User-Friendly Network: Benefit from Pictor Network’s intuitive Cloud designed to simplify your GPU resources management. With Pictor Network, you can easily set up and configure your GPU resources, monitor performance and activity, manage financials, and optimize earnings.
  4. Scalability and Growth: Effortlessly scale your operations by adding more GPU nodes to the network to expand your contributions and increase your earnings. By doing so, you can maximize your rewards and grow your business alongside the rising demand for GPU computing resources. 
  5. Security and Transparency: Participate in a secure and transparent decentralized network, where your contributions are protected and your earnings are transparent.
  6. Community and Collaboration: Connect with a vibrant community of like-minded GPU suppliers and requesters, sharing knowledge and collaborating on innovative projects to enhance the network and accelerate technological advancements.
  7. Empower Creation: Play a vital role in empowering 3D creators to push the boundaries of innovation, supporting the development of cutting-edge technologies that shape the future of 3D rendering, the Metaverse, Gaming, AI, and beyond.
  8. Build a Greener World: By providing GPU computing on Pictor Network, you are contributing to a more sustainable and efficient use of computing resources. Pictor’s distributed infrastructure optimizes GPU utilization, reducing the environmental impact of large-scale data centers and building a greener world.

Join the Pictor Network today and become a vital part of a transformative ecosystem that offers a triple benefit: passive income, technological innovation, and environmental sustainability. By contributing your GPU resources, you’re not only earning rewards but also supporting the future of 3D rendering, AI, the Metaverse, Gaming, and more. Be part of this pioneering journey and let’s build a more connected, innovative, and sustainable world.

Worker Statuses

The status of the Worker is essential for effective task management and activity monitoring within the Pictor network.

Online

Online status indicates that the GPU node is currently active and available to receive and perform rendering tasks.

Offline

Offline status indicates the Worker is currently unavailable for any tasks.

Processing

Processing status indicates that the Worker has been assigned to a job and is processing the assigned job.

Blocked

Blocked status indicates that our network detects unauthorized GPU utilization that doesn’t meet our Checker checks’ standards. To ensure the rendering process quality, your GPU is fully dedicated (100%) to processing assigned rendering jobs.

Blocked status occurs in a few cases, but mainly:

  • Excessive GPU utilization: Playing games, or running other GPU-intensive tasks other than the ones required by the Pictor Network. 
  • Mining detection: Any mining activities during the job processing will result in an automatic ban.

Unsupported

Unsupported status indicates that your GPU is currently not supported on the Pictor Network. This could be due to the incompatibility with the hardware and software requirements of the network at this moment.

For more information on the hardware, software requirements, and the supported GPUs, please check here.

Terminated

Terminated status indicates that your GPU node was interrupted or stopped. This can occur for several reasons such as:

  • Your device or GPU entering sleep or hibernation mode
  • Failure of your device, driver, or operating system.
  • Automatic updates.

In such cases, your Worker’s activity is halted, and you may need to restart or resolve the underlying issue to continue participating in the Pictor Network.

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