🏭📈 Nimble, market-driven, micro-factories. 🚧 Pre-alpha!
- Highly modular micro-markets for each service provider in a micro-factory.
- Markets drive efficiency
- Every component in the micro-factory is either material or a service provider.
- Current service providers types:
- Storage (e.g. shop floor)
- Transportation (e.g. human, conveyer, robot)
- Transmutation (e.g. FFF printer, laser cutter, milling tool)
- The whole system simulated in a Game like environment
- Cryptographically sign a runner or build request identity throughout the process building a history
- Services providers could become financially autonomous competitive objective maximising entities
- Desired emergent behaviour: trustless, competitive and nimble micro-transactions in the micro-markets of the micro-factory!
- Can we interface with:
- Identity using Texile for public/private key based system
- Payments API (fiat / crypto)
- Autonomous organisation systems (Aragon)
- Factory 'boundary services':
- Delivery services (DHL/UPS API etc.)
- Energy providers
- Typescript
- React (react-spring)
- Redux (redux-saga, reselect, redux-form)
- Three (react-three-fiber)
- IPFS / Textile for P2P storage and database
Following angular conventions
<type>(<scope>): <subject>
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<body>
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- Major (Breaking):
perf(XYZ): Description of XYZ - Minor (Feature):
feat(XYZ): Description of XYZ.orUpdate(XYZ): Description of XYZ - Patch:
fix(XYZ): Description of XYZ
Everything is subject to radical change... (the ultimate vision of the project is still forming)
Issues, ideas and PRs welcome nevertheless.
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