Topic: How Red Bull Bitcoin Machine Was Built Using LEGO for Bitcoin Applications (Read 264 times)
October 16, 2016, 09:30:49 AM
Seems like more of a RedBull promotion...
October 16, 2016, 09:26:22 AM
Last week, Cointelegraph reported Red Bull’s introduction of a Bitcoin-only Red Bull vending machine at Hackers Congress in Prague. Martijn Wismeijer, representative of General Bytes, the manufacturer of the machine, tells us about manufacturing Bitcoin ATMs, 3D printing process and future collaborations.
Wismeijer says:
"By standardizing on our own Bitcoin computer we can rapidly create new applications using the tools we already have. We like to see it as LEGO for Bitcoin applications."
Manufacturing Bitcoin ATMs
The Red Bull’s Bitcoin-only vending machine was originally manufactured by the Red Bull development team in Thailand. Upon its completion, the machine was sent to a Bitcoin ATM manufacturer - General Bytes and Prague-based 3D printing company Makers Lab for additional modification.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/how-red-bull-bitcoin-machine-was-built-using-lego-for-bitcoin-applications
Wismeijer says:
"By standardizing on our own Bitcoin computer we can rapidly create new applications using the tools we already have. We like to see it as LEGO for Bitcoin applications."
Manufacturing Bitcoin ATMs
The Red Bull’s Bitcoin-only vending machine was originally manufactured by the Red Bull development team in Thailand. Upon its completion, the machine was sent to a Bitcoin ATM manufacturer - General Bytes and Prague-based 3D printing company Makers Lab for additional modification.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/how-red-bull-bitcoin-machine-was-built-using-lego-for-bitcoin-applications
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