> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://gaimtoken.edgevideo.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://gaimtoken.edgevideo.com/gaim-token/roadmap-and-future-development.md).

# Roadmap and Future Development

**2023 H1**: Launch Gaimified TV

* Launch of EDGE Video platform with points and wagering system.
* Integration support for Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, and Android TV.
* Public release of Software Development Kit (SDK) to developers.

**2023 H2**: CEX Listings&#x20;

* Token listings on MEXC and ByBit exchanges.
* Extending support to Roku, Samsung, and LG TVs.
* Introduction of a Gamified Mobile App.

**2024 H1**: AI Expansion&#x20;

* Implementation of real-time personality recognition for influencer discovery.
* Introduction of Edge-AI technology for live searching capabilities.
* Enabling push notifications for timely updates to users.

**2024 H2**: AI & Content&#x20;

* Formation of partnerships with content creators for exclusive content.
* Deployment of machine vision technology for video content analysis.
* Integration of AI-powered technology for content recommendations.

This roadmap signifies the continuous growth and development of the platform, aiming to enhance user engagement and offer cutting-edge features.


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