Johnny B

Hardware sales require Robonomics to operate at production stage — and that’s a major event for the whole community! 🦾🤖🚀 robonomics.network/blog/prod… Because ordinary people will order and use our smart devices in their daily routines, the project can no longer remain at R&D stage. So we’re moving to production with our first well-tested, fully certified end-customer device. That’s another big step toward building an open-source smart-device brand for cyberpunks.

If you have an engineer on your team with a red diploma who completes their favorite games on Steam to 100% achievements, then you can get a solid comparison with analogs. Thanks to @berman_ivan, who spent almost a month on purchases, unboxing with recording details, read all user agreements, tried all possible ways to access devices without cloud services, and integrated them into a local smart home.Ivan and I had a dozen conversations halfway through, and so far the personal feeling is that our first product for cyberpunks could turn out to be a good competitive item for the audience of Air Quality sensor users. Check out the table on the sensor map website and compare Altruist from the Robonomics team and other devices available for purchase today! sensors.social/#/altruist-co…

Paper St Club - a new community-building program by Robonomics We’re launching an educational initiative for thought leaders and active members of our community! This is the first program I’m personally excited to lead within Robonomics. The main idea is simple: we all lack knowledge to some extent, yet discussing projects and their progress remains central to the work of those involved in marketing, investment, and product development. This spring, we’ll begin publishing a series of user-level educational materials — explaining how various sensors work, or how specific services built on Robonomics function in practice. Each module will include quizzes to help you test your understanding. What’s more, someone from our team will personally review your answers and help you fill in any knowledge gaps through direct conversation. Our core goal is to bridge the information gap that’s accumulated over 10 years of experimentation. We want to show how a project that started on Ethereum in 2015 continued to evolve on Polkadot, why our tokenomics is structured the way it is, why we don’t chase partnerships for the sake of hype, and why we focus all our energy on the tech — while many others are mostly selling hot air. These are not easy questions, but the answers define what makes Robonomics truly special. By summer, we hope to secure funding for hardware development. Those who complete the educational modules and pass the tests will be invited to work directly with hardware, join internal product calls, and help test and shape user experiences. You’ll receive prototype devices and get early access to our newest developments. This is how we plan to address one of the biggest bottlenecks in building the Robonomics community in 2025 - the gap between big ideas and the understanding of actual state of the technology and its applicability. And when community leaders feel confident talking about Robonomics - whether it’s over coffee or a drink at the bar - when you’ve earned NFT achievements, created screencasts of controlling a robot across the globe at a closed event, and can point to the blockchain log of your actions - then you’ll not only be seen as a true expert, but you’ll also be equipped to build a business, a career, and earn respect from a wider audience. Let’s give it a try! Here’s the first short test with 4 questions - I’ll send the answers and commentary over the weekend: form.typeform.com/to/zxiKcYh…

The full lifecycle in Robonomics :: open source hardware connected to the global computer @Polkadot, with the utility token $XRT used to allocate bandwidth for @AIRA_Robonomics Rollup for one month. As a result, the end user monitors air quality outside their window through the (d)app, while under the hood, it's all pure open source and web3 clouds! 🤓😋🤐

Having decided in 2019 to take a chance and implement Robonomics on Polkadot instead of waiting for Ethereum 2.0, I now 100% believe it was the right choice. After Devcon 7, I’ve almost gained the courage to abandon the idea of supporting both Ethereum and Polkadot for Robonomics. Waiting for Ethereum to turn into Polkadot 1.0 by 2029, while ignoring the issues with L2 solutions are actually functioning from a technological perspective, is foolish. It’s better to focus the team’s efforts on creating a high-quality and technologically advanced Appchain within Polkadot. Hats off to the folks at Parity for their great work! 🙏 🦾 🤖