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BitRobot
BitRobot rewards points called Bolts for robotics work across subnets, such as teleoperating robots in simulation. Here is what people actually do with it, gathered from 2 solved problems and 1 Unlock.
Uses the community found
what people really do with it
The under-marketed use is learning robotics: teleop sessions give people with no lab a hands-on feel for how robots are trained.
from: Help train robots and get points for it →The same spare machine can help train robots, not only share internet. BitRobot invites regular users to contribute to robotics data and teleop sessions.
from: Put my old laptop to work →BitRobot lets approved contributors remotely operate real robots, with work verified before rewards. Access IDs at app.bitrobot.ai open subnets like sidewalk rovers and robot arms.
from: I only have a phone and spare time →
Unmarketed uses
the oh! list
Letting ordinary people help robotics research from home.
from: Put my old laptop to work →Teleoperation can be skilled remote work for people far from any robot lab.
from: I only have a phone and spare time →
Where it matters
who needs it most
students in Lagos and Manila: Spare hardware is common and paid online work is scarce.
from: Put my old laptop to work →retirees: A set-and-forget app fits a quiet routine.
from: Put my old laptop to work →households with unlimited home internet: The bandwidth is already paid for every month.
from: Put my old laptop to work →students: Labelling and teleoperation build skills AI teams hire for.
from: I only have a phone and spare time →people in low-cost regions: Small dollar payouts go further, and location can matter for bandwidth.
from: I only have a phone and spare time →night-shift workers: Passive bandwidth runs while you work.
from: I only have a phone and spare time →
Token utility ideas
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Build on it
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A tracker that logs time spent and points earned on each DePIN and robotics network, so contributors see which ones value their hours.
from: Help train robots and get points for it →A dashboard that runs and monitors several DePIN apps on one old laptop, showing uptime, points and claim deadlines.
from: Put my old laptop to work →A Node Diary for phone earners: one page showing each app's real payout per hour, from your own logs.
from: I only have a phone and spare time →
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