Topic: [ANN][TOKEN] DAV - Decentralized Autonomous Vehicles. Presale Early 2018 - page 9. (Read 15067 times)

DAV is a framework of open-source Software, open-source Hardware, and a free decentralized marketplace where anyone can buy and sell autonomous transportation services. Our technology consists of three major components:


Decentralized Discovery

DAV allows autonomous vehicles to discover each other, as well as service providers, and clients around them. DAV implements decentralized node discovery using a peer-to-peer protocol that does not rely on a central server. Instead, nodes are listed in a distributed hash table which can be accessed in an extremely efficient way.


Communication Protocol

DAV defines a library of standardized communication protocols for various transportation scenarios. This communication is divided into two groups:

- on-blockchain communication done directly by calling smart contracts and through events emitted by those smart contracts

- off-blockchain communication done peer-to-peer using DAV’s protocols


Trustless Cooperation Tools

Trustless cooperation between buyers and sellers of transportation services is achieved using a series of specialized smart contracts. These smart contracts enable multi-party contracts between buyer, seller, and when needed, between arbitrator, insurer, and others. These contracts are tied in directly to the DAV token, guaranteeing financial resolution for transactions between multiple parties without requiring any pre-established trust.

Are you a coder or are interested to see what the team has published so far? Check out DAV's GitHub!

Learn how drones can protect aircrafts from birds here https://techcrunch.com/2018/08/07/autonomous-drones-could-herd-birds-away-from-airports/. Using DAV, those drones wouldn't require any manual control, and security will be there 24/7.

How to Fearlessly Cut Out the Middleman from Ride-Hailing, Once and For All
by Bradley Berman

If you have any questions about DAV, please visit the Official Telegram Group- available 24/7!

As we anticipate the release of the DAV's ridesharing platform, we can take a look some thoughts the team had on this few months ago:
How to Fearlessly Cut Out the Middleman from Ride-Hailing, Once and For All - https://medium.com/davnetwork/how-to-fearlessly-cut-out-the-middleman-from-ride-hailing-once-and-for-all-28f3b0cfad76

A glimpse back at DAV Network's Noam Copel's appearance at the Future of Transportation World Conference, Cologne
 
Noam Copel, co-founder and CEO, DAV Foundation,
SWITZERLAND
The secret to making autonomous vehicles (AVs) mainstream
and optimising the global AV economy isn’t found in the world
of transportation, but in the world of digital currencies. Today’s
internet allows anyone to exchange information directly.
Blockchain, the technology underlying cryptocurrencies like
Bitcoin, makes possible an ‘internet of transportation’ to exchange
anything directly; a decentralised AV transportation marketplace
on a free, open-source, blockchain software platform. AVs will
cooperate to complete missions seamlessly. Anyone will be able
to innovate and monetise AVs and associated services using a
dedicated digital currency. Decentralised autonomous vehicles
(DAV) is the ultimate disruption for the transportation industry.

https://ukimediaevents.com/em/fot_expo/2018/images/FoT_onsite_prog_2LR.pdf

Here's a link to all the places you can acquire DAV.

If you have any questions about the DAV Network, Autonomous Vehicles, or blockchain tech in this space, please stop by the Official Telegram Group!

"...Uber is a silo, a centralized organization with a gatekeeping role. If there is anything we could take away from the invention of the Web, it’s that silos don’t survive competition from wide-open spaces."

The latest piece from Rachel is here: https://buff.ly/2DeN8TK

That brings up an interesting idea, which reminds me of debates about whether bitcoin is stoppable. How do you compete with a distributed organization offering rides on a peer to peer basis?

Well, yes, Uber is a serious competitor. It is necessary to take into account its seriousness of reform. I think that they are watching this, and they will try to be competitive. Because, in this case, detentralization is a significant advantage.

The latest DAV Medium post centers on the significance of decentralized ridehailing. Take a look!

https://medium.com/davnetwork/uber-dismantled-by-blockchain-decentralized-ride-hailing-is-coming-9c85d2bba6fa

Apple's secretive autonomous fleet grows by 27% to 70 vehicles. https://buff.ly/2x9FbsK

A new potential client for DAV? 

Check out DAV on YouTube for the best updates from the team!

"...Evolution provides us with an outstanding guide for how machines should view and interpret the world around them."
Enjoy this piece on safety and data in autonomous vehicles: https://buff.ly/2pbeGPT

The future of DAV Network:

Autonomous Drone Deliveries

Drones communicate with each other and service providers for deliveries, charging, and maintenance

Autonomous Carriers

Supply carriers pick up material, navigate to their destination, and are paid for services autonomously

Autonomous Ride Sharing

Get a ride from an autonomous car or share your own car on the network and earn DAV Tokens

Check out the latest from DAV's Blog:

IBM: From Progression to Regression

Take a glance at the future of delivery services today. 

https://missions.io

Decentralized Ride Hailing

Drivers and passengers can now communicate directly with each other using Blockchain, with no middleman taking part of the revenue

Convenient City Transportation

Access convenient transportation around your city and earn DAV Tokens to charge your bike or scooter

Decentralized Manned Deliveries

Send and receive packages with the push of a button with decentralized manned deliveries on the DAV Network

DAV is also on Reddit - are you subscribed?

https://www.reddit.com/r/DAVNetwork/

Hello!
Thank you! I like the project. The project will bring future communications between autonomous vehicles.
You also join the team?
You are from Ukraine?