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Kurt Laitner

Leveling the Playing Field for Worker Cooperatives - 0 views

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    I think SENSORICA had looked at working with Gov of Quebec or the feds to blend welfare / EI / new immigrants into an OVN model
Francois Bergeron

OPSENS, Fiber optic temperature sensors, pressure transducers, displacement probes, str... - 1 views

  • strain range up to 10 000μe
  • isplacement sensor based on the WLPI technology offers a 25mm linear stroke length with 1 micron resolution and 0.2% FS accuracy level.
Tiberius Brastaviceanu

Business models for Open Hardware - 1 views

  • guidelines for the development and evaluation of licenses for Open Source Hardware
  • Open Hardware is “a term for tangible artifacts — machines, devices, or other physical things — whose design has been released to the public in such a way that anyone can make, modify, distribute, and use those things“.
  • Open Hardware is derivative: here a fork is the rule, not the exception.
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  • hardware hacking community
  • overviews of Open Hardware can be found on Make Magazine’s Blog, MIT Technology Review, Computerworld, O’Reilly Radar.
  • Lists of existing Open Hardware projects can be found on the GOpen Hardware 2009 website, on the P2P Foundation website (here and here), on Make Magazine’s Blog, Open Innovation Projects and Open Knowledge Foundation.
  • 4 possible levels of Openness in Open Hardware projects,
  • by SparkFun Electronics (USA)
  • Open Interface
  • Open Design
  • Open Implementation
  • Arduino
  • most popular Open Hardware project
  • open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software
  • ommercially produced
  • Most of Arduino official boards are manufactured by SmartProjects in Italy.
  • Arduino brand name
  • Gravitech (USA).
  • starting point
  • Closed
  • ecosystem
  • community
  • mature and simple
  • Creative Commons license
  • produce
  • redesign
  • sell boards
  • you just have to credit the original Arduino group and use the same CC license
  • without paying a license fee or even ask permission
  • the name Arduino
  • is trademarked
  • cheap and durable enough
  • two different business model
  • sharing open hardware to sell expertise, knowledge and custom services and projects around it;
  • hardware is becoming a commodity
  • selling the hardware but trying to keep ahead of competition with better products
  • companies that are selling open source hardware
  • the open source hardware community to reach $ 1 billion by 2015
mayssamd

AI Smart Contracts. The Age of A.I. - 4 views

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    Safe and transparent transactions with blockchain-based smart contracts Sustainability Transportation sector Crime detection Microfinance
Tiberius Brastaviceanu

AfricaOSH - 0 views

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    Works under GOSH (above) Check accountability within AfricaOSH and vertically with GOSH. They look interesting for Sensorica
mayssamd

Baltimore Underground Science Space - 1 views

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    Non-profit public laboratory This lab offers membership fees with each category having different privileges This is how they are handling accountability, in one sense. https://bugssonline.org/membership/ "Whistleblower Policy"
Tiberius Brastaviceanu

ThreeFold - 0 views

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    ThreeFold is a peer-to-peer open-source Internet platform that connects users directly with local Internet capacity provided by farmers. No intermediaries such as centralized servers
mayssamd

List of Companies with p2p related practices - 0 views

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    The description does say "companies" yet Sensorica is on the list
mayssamd

Decentralized Sustainability. Beyond the Tragedy of the Commons with… | by Da... - 2 views

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    Ostrom Contracts: Blockchain + AI Systems for Sustainable Governance
Kurt Laitner

Smart contracts · FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions Wiki · GitHub - 0 views

  • Once voting groups are someday eventually added to OT, they will also be able to act as parties to agreements, and they will be able to take a vote in order to change their own bylaws!
    • Kurt Laitner
       
      ah governance
  • Scripted clauses can also be configured to trigger on certain events.
  • Smart contracts are most distinguished by the fact that they can have scriptable clauses
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  • The script code is unable to manipulate any assets excepting those explicitly declared beforehand on the smart contract,
  • Not only can the smart contract move_funds() between these declared accounts, as its script logic dictates, but it can also stash_funds() directly inside the contract itself!
  • A smart contract can be activated, after which point it takes on a “life of its own”
  • You can also define variables in your smart contract, which persist through its entire lifetime. As the smart contract—including its internal state—continues to process over time, receipts will continue to drop into the relevant parties’ inboxes,
  • A signed copy of the original smart contract shows it as it was, when the parties first signed and activated it. Additionally, a server-signed, updated version of the contract comes with each receipt, showing the latest state
  • Once the contract expires (or is deactivated) then a finalReceipt is dropped into all relevant inboxes, after which no other receipts are possible for that smart contract.
  • Let’s say a party needs to DIRECTLY trigger one of the clauses on the contract. (Instead of waiting around for it to trigger automatically based on some rule.) For example, perhaps an escrow user wishes to execute a clause in order to DISPUTE THE OUTCOME, or perhaps an arbitrator wishes to activate a clause in order to RENDER A JUDGMENT. OT’s smart contracts can do precisely these sorts of things, limited only by your imagination (and my pre-alpha code.)
fazi05

Blog | Amazon Services 360 - 0 views

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    The best account managers today excel by combining their financial expertise with advanced technology. They leverage tools like AI and analytics to deliver tailored solutions that drive success for their clients. In today's digital age, these managers use technology strategically to ensure every decision is data-driven and every client interaction is impactful. It's this blend of human skill and technological innovation that defines the top account managers in the industry.
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