Topic: [ANN] KAPU - The first Archaeological Blockchain - - page 28. (Read 59090 times)
Is there a github for this project Kapu??
I invested at half campaign and receive 20% . But 10% is very good , is more profitable to join now .
it's a bonus relevant, not to be underestimated. for me to participate in the Ico, but only some and not all, is always beneficial. it is a great way to invest in the projects in which you have confidence and that you want to winning
I invested at half campaign and receive 20% . But 10% is very good , is more profitable to join now .
Kapu started so well but i want to know how it is doing now can someone help me here
Yes you are very right, could this be as a result of a couple of postponements they made earlier. At a little over $500k, it's been quite stagnated even with its current 10% bonuses currently ongoing 
Love kapu , love project , love archeologichal sites , ( im a indiana jones FAN 
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Cmon KAPU! you have a BIG FUTURE! .
) .Cmon KAPU! you have a BIG FUTURE! .
I believe Kapu can reached minimum cap, because this project about archeological, as you said that Kapu has big future and Archaeology is so important because it is so relevant in our live. Kapu will be used to keep track of all the findings from Archaeologist on a ledger called the KAPU blockchain, where Peer-Peer networking allows access from everyone around the world to find out where each Archaeological piece is situated and moved to with the recordings stuck on the blockchain and not ever able to be changed
Yes, I get the point but there's too much labor needed and also indexing system must work without any flaws. That's why I say it's not doable. Too much money, labor and perfect management needed.
Kapu started so well but i want to know how it is doing now can someone help me here
Love kapu , love project , love archeologichal sites , ( im a indiana jones FAN ) .
Cmon KAPU! you have a BIG FUTURE! .
) .Cmon KAPU! you have a BIG FUTURE! .
the first feature of kapu that interest me is the storage of principal archeologichal sites and artifacts for futures generations,but storeing dates on blockchain have more others use and applications...
Hey Bitcointalk Fam, I did a bit of a review in the importance of archaeology which has Kapu being a massive project for the Archaeology industry, so if you're not in it, history is what made human society it is today, always good to know, have a read and tell me what you think.
https://steemit.com/kapu/@rtom1990/kapu-coin
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https://steemit.com/kapu/@rtom1990/kapu-coin
Thanks
The project doesn't look doable to me. I don't think this coin will offer any real world usage. I think I'll pass.
Kapu aims to bring a different use case, it will focus on putting archaeological and historical data on the blockchain using an indexing system. Kapu will make history trackable, reachable, accessibe to anyone, so people can see everything that contribited to building and enhancing the history of humanity. I think Kapu will useful for science and education
The project doesn't look doable to me. I don't think this coin will offer any real world usage. I think I'll pass.
It's real world usage is the development of the archeological blockchain data relating ancient artifacts through a shared system that will permit to different entities to share, in a fast and safe way, information about all artifacts. Such information sharing mode will ensure a concrete support to those professional user that operates in the archeological world; at the same time it will be a useful aid also for Ministries universities, schools and museums. The project doesn't look doable to me. I don't think this coin will offer any real world usage. I think I'll pass.
Kapu aims to bring a different use case, it will focus on putting archaeological and historical data on the blockchain using an indexing system. Kapu will make history trackable, reachable, accessibe to anyone, so people can see everything that contribited to building and enhancing the history of humanity. I think Kapu will useful for science and education
Ico is still ongoing yet, funds raised is a little not too impressive, is it that enough marketing has not been done for this great project. Maybe an aggressive campaign promo around institutions and museum centre would help ico.
How are museums and collectors of artifacts and specimens being involved in this project? Is there a database to which their data is sent or will they be responsible for hosting? Are there any standards or templates for the data? The 3D files mentioned in the white paper are potentially going to amount to many petabytes of data very quickly should this platform be adopted by institutions. What is their incentive for adoption? Is there a plan to fund collection or dissemination of this data? is there a plan for quality control?
I am a paleontologist with years of experience in 3D digitization with photogrammetry and 3D scanning of artifacts and specimens. I also have AR, VR and 3D printing experience and have worked as a museum curator at a university in the US. I am intimately familiar with everything this project seems to be about aside from the blockchain programming aspect. I have thought about something like Kapu as a solution to many of the problems you aim to solve.
I also know what a curmudgeonly group museum academia is. Getting academia involved is the main hurdle I see as the make-or-break challenge. Academia will not help this project out unless they are compensated to do so. Giving them a free platform is not going to be enough because that has been done more than once already and hardly anything is being digitally archived yet. Curators could literally could turn students loose to use their phone cameras and free software to start turning collections into 3D models at no cost to them and hosting them online, and they do not seem to know about this or care if they do know. Is there any plan to make them aware or to care about getting their specimens into the Kapu system? I do not mean to sound so skeptical because I really like the concept. I want to believe it will succeed, but I need help.
I heard that they are working with some museums in the background but nothing official yet. As part of storage problem I think that best option that every museum should have it's own data server which would be uploaded into the grid. Since it's blockchain technology the communication between servers would be safe and fast. Will academy be for it i don't know. They have every reason to be cause is really promising project but academy looks first what's for them in it, and that's some other subject. I am a paleontologist with years of experience in 3D digitization with photogrammetry and 3D scanning of artifacts and specimens. I also have AR, VR and 3D printing experience and have worked as a museum curator at a university in the US. I am intimately familiar with everything this project seems to be about aside from the blockchain programming aspect. I have thought about something like Kapu as a solution to many of the problems you aim to solve.
I also know what a curmudgeonly group museum academia is. Getting academia involved is the main hurdle I see as the make-or-break challenge. Academia will not help this project out unless they are compensated to do so. Giving them a free platform is not going to be enough because that has been done more than once already and hardly anything is being digitally archived yet. Curators could literally could turn students loose to use their phone cameras and free software to start turning collections into 3D models at no cost to them and hosting them online, and they do not seem to know about this or care if they do know. Is there any plan to make them aware or to care about getting their specimens into the Kapu system? I do not mean to sound so skeptical because I really like the concept. I want to believe it will succeed, but I need help.
The project doesn't look doable to me. I don't think this coin will offer any real world usage. I think I'll pass.
There is no need for a tiny niche of archaeology to have its own coin... Just use smart contracts on ethereum or something to show "proof of existence"
But if this project on ethereum i can't mining this coin
Also if this coin on ethereum platform and kapu has positive appreciation, ethereum also get it. If ethereum price down then kapu price down too, i don't like that
pass the test of the best for technology and security. it will be a nice challenge
With the birth of many blockchain we can choose who is the best or suitable with our need, but i think every blockchain will have advantage and disadvantage, it all depen on your taste to choise which one is better
Guys are on The Guardian .. We're writing a piece of history in the archeology world.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/oct/02/archaeology-and-blockchain-a-social-science-data-revolution
so the world takes consciousness of the importance and of applications of this project for future generations and for the archeology... https://www.theguardian.com/science/2017/oct/02/archaeology-and-blockchain-a-social-science-data-revolution
There is no need for a tiny niche of archaeology to have its own coin... Just use smart contracts on ethereum or something to show "proof of existence"
But if this project on ethereum i can't mining this coin
Also if this coin on ethereum platform and kapu has positive appreciation, ethereum also get it. If ethereum price down then kapu price down too, i don't like that
pass the test of the best for technology and security. it will be a nice challenge
There is no need for a tiny niche of archaeology to have its own coin... Just use smart contracts on ethereum or something to show "proof of existence"
But if this project on ethereum i can't mining this coin
Also if this coin on ethereum platform and kapu has positive appreciation, ethereum also get it. If ethereum price down then kapu price down too, i don't like that
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