walty releases real hardware
WTC releases real HW
Isaac Roberts
Jason Watson
the fucking STATE of that lmfao
hire an industrial designer ffs
Ethan Miller
Needs more plug-ins
What year is it 1999?kek
Jack Torres
it reads 450 tags per second
Jayden Nelson
This is for use in factories and such. Noone cares what it looks like, as long as you can drop it 50 times and have a truck run over it.
Brayden Brooks
Josiah Moore
this
Evan Gonzalez
also name other projects with real in-house developed HW
Ryder Sanders
What's the point of reading tags so fast? Wouldn't you run out of tags eventually?
Justin Lopez
Tags can be read at 450 per second and the reading distance is 15 meters.
That's full industrial level and it's crypto.
Liam Stewart
>What's the point of reading tags so fast?
>Wouldn't you run out of tags eventually?
Ian Adams
good luck trying to sell that thing lmao
Brayden Morgan
Again, they are a hardware company, we knew they could do this. Does their software keep up? That's yet to be seen.
Should have just made the hardware and used oracles
Andrew Perez
why use third party when they can do decentralization with their own blockchain?
Lucas Baker
History would say they don't know wtf they are doing with blockchain. Hows the token swap going? Tough nut to crack?
Nathaniel Jones
yea, just pick one of that massive amount of oracles out there. Currently it's faster to develop a blockchain than waiting for a suitable oracle.
David Sanchez
walton was one of the only real use case out there, i did join the ico and dump at 10$, meaby join again once btc takes the dump
Austin Flores
If by develop a blockchain you mean fork an existing one, sure.
Samuel Jones
so what blockchain are you suggesting WTC should use?
Camden Perry
LINK IS DEAD
Joseph Morales
it's not
Julian Taylor
Holy fuck it's not even a Gigabit ethernet port wtf
Logan Morgan
I'm suggesting a team that excels in hardware should concentrate on that, and use sw developed by experts in that field
I love the wtc idea, just dont trust the team to execute the part of it they have no experience in
Adrian Adams
> 450 tags per second
> gigabit
are you retarded?
Kevin Jones
You would place this under a conveyor belt in a factory for instance, allowing it to scan the products that roll by (sometimes at very high speeds).
Xavier Brown
A FUCKING BOX
there is probably just a raspi inside
Adrian Butler
kek yeah let's ramp up production costs so ppl can use it to download rdr2
Dylan Morgan
So what if it is? The point is that it reads a large amount of NFC tags from very far away and registers them in a blockchain or whatever. A raspi would be capable of that. It's expensive because its an industrial strength NFC reader.
Jose Lewis
>production costs
>adds hdmi post but not g-eth
Jacob Martin
audio too.
Connor White
The purpose of this device is to read/write RFID tags and possible register them in a blockchain. Why the fuck would you need gigabit?
Colton Robinson
Lol. Lets add hdmi, audio and require a power pack instead of proper iec connector....oh and lets make it 100mbps network #china
Colton Gonzalez
I can't imagine the cost difference in more than 2 cents. Who even manufacturers these last generation parts
Camden Thompson
Since it runs android I'm assuming there's some kind of user interface for this device. So what's wrong with HDMI to connect it to a display?
I'll agree that audio is not needed for this use case. And if they really wanted it they could have audio over HDMI.
Jordan Murphy
Overall, I'm pretty sure the specs and ports have been mulled over during the design phase and it's just us guessing now over a medium post.