Topic: Ideas for Iota usecases? (Read 2062 times)
2kool4skool/decentralizeeconomics, please stop trolling, do something productive with your life.
I just realized DE = 2kool4skool ...
Suddenly, all his posts make sense...
1. Toothbrush
2. Tokens
3. Plz don't explode
4. ?
5. PROFIT
2. Tokens
3. Plz don't explode
4. ?
5. PROFIT
And who would pay for what data of the toothbrush? Merchants to place personalized ads? Life and health insurances to adjust their rates they 'need' to charge? Should the toothbrush order a new one? Maybe i will leave the old toothbrush online to collect IOTAs for the actual state until i can buy a new toothbrush from the collected iotas?
While i have no doubt that IoT will be a huge market i would be much happier it the examples from the lot of use cases would be better.
Disclaimer, this post may contain traces of irony and/or trolling.
The toothbrush doing the actual paying the user would have to buy tokens from somewhere using fiat and a payment processor anyway, and then keep the toothbrush loaded with enough tokens. And what if the device loses its memory or explodes you'll lose your unused tokens.
1. Toothbrush
2. Tokens
3. Plz don't explode
4. ?
5. PROFIT
Your ideas are absolutely great...I don't have good ideas to suggest here. Because, I am not familiar with the term Iota. Thanks for the valuable share. It improves my knowledge.
The toothbrush doing the actual paying the user would have to buy tokens from somewhere using fiat and a payment processor anyway, and then keep the toothbrush loaded with enough tokens. And what if the device loses its memory or explodes you'll lose your unused tokens.
I think you all are missing the point...
It doesn't matter if you think IoT toothbrushes are a great idea. They are getting millions of USD in VC money anyway.
There are a ton of use cases, I made this thread to simply ask for ideas.
It doesn't matter if you think IoT toothbrushes are a great idea. They are getting millions of USD in VC money anyway.
There are a ton of use cases, I made this thread to simply ask for ideas.
The trouble is, you're asking for IoT usecases instead of usecases for IOTA specifically. It's like you're trying to drum up usecases for Bitcoin by asking about "internet money."
I have met some IoT entrepreneurs, for example, who have worked on creating wireless IoT toothbrushes. I am thinking that Iota could be perfect for ordering replacements with the simple click of a button. Perhaps the toothbrush could have some charging station, and you can easily order replacement toothpaste, floss, etc. very quickly and efficiently.
How does the IOTA tokens fit into this? Why are they needed for ordering replacements? Devices can connect to internet and order stuff without any tokens.
For a general overview of some of the use-cases for IOTA in IoT read this article
As for ordering replacements, the payment processing fees are quite detrimental to micro-purchases. If you are to buy something that cost 1 dollar and have to pay a 50 cent payment processing fee, well that sucks.
If I order something to my home now there are no such payment processing fees. If such a scenario actually happens, the fees would come from delivery costs I would imagine? And the store would probably buffer my purchases until they have enough to justify the delivery costs and then I could pay with my debit or credit card like I do with any other purchase/order. Or if they can actually deliver 1 dollar items one by one using a drone or w/e they could send me a bill or charge my card once a month.
The toothbrush doing the actual paying the user would have to buy tokens from somewhere using fiat and a payment processor anyway, and then keep the toothbrush loaded with enough tokens. And what if the device loses its memory or explodes you'll lose your unused tokens.
I have met some IoT entrepreneurs, for example, who have worked on creating wireless IoT toothbrushes. I am thinking that Iota could be perfect for ordering replacements with the simple click of a button. Perhaps the toothbrush could have some charging station, and you can easily order replacement toothpaste, floss, etc. very quickly and efficiently.
How does the IOTA tokens fit into this? Why are they needed for ordering replacements? Devices can connect to internet and order stuff without any tokens.
For a general overview of some of the use-cases for IOTA in IoT read this article
As for ordering replacements, the payment processing fees are quite detrimental to micro-purchases. If you are to buy something that cost 1 dollar and have to pay a 50 cent payment processing fee, well that sucks.
I have met some IoT entrepreneurs, for example, who have worked on creating wireless IoT toothbrushes. I am thinking that Iota could be perfect for ordering replacements with the simple click of a button. Perhaps the toothbrush could have some charging station, and you can easily order replacement toothpaste, floss, etc. very quickly and efficiently.
How does the IOTA tokens fit into this? Why are they needed for ordering replacements? Devices can connect to internet and order stuff without any tokens.
*edited to avoid further drama*
2kool4skool/decentralizeeconomics, please stop trolling, do something productive with your life.
2kool4skool/decentralizeeconomics, please stop trolling, do something productive with your life.
IoT toothbrushes will be able to sense gum disease, cavities and so on via sensors, not to mention analyse your saliva for things like cancer, while also tracking your brushing. There are plenty of IoT use-cases for toothbrushes.
You obviously have not thought deeply on IoT yet. Any purchased object that is always needed, like a toothbrush, will sense when it is close to needing replacement, then self order. Expect to have IoT capabilities on every can, packet, and bag in every supermarket within 10 years. Who likes grocery shopping?
In what type of make-believe reality do you guys live in? 99.9999% of the people in the world are lucky if they have teeth and can barely afford a regular toothbrush let alone an IoT Toothbrush that detects gum disease, analyzes your saliva for cancer, and reorders replacement heads.
Yet somehow everyone seems to have smartphones?
Come from Beyond is claiming that Iota only requires a 16KB microprocessor to make txs and broadcast. That kind of hardware is dirt cheap.
Come-from-Beyond also claims that he doesn't have a smartphone. Most people live hand-to-mouth and can barely afford their cellphone bill. The only reason most people have smartphones is because to function you have to have some type of communication device and they are almost exclusively all that is available for purchase and supported anymore. There is also a "coolness" factor that has been superimposed upon them by the manufacturers. Good luck attaching a "coolness" factor to a toothbrush.
What you have here is an international communist (Uniqueorn/David aka Triangle/iotatoken) who is trying to convince everyone to invest (although he claims that "it's *NOT* an investment") in an IoT currency (He also claims that it's not a currency) which will allow the preorder of toothbrush replacement heads for a toothbrush that only the 1% (him and his politburo buddies) can afford to purchase. In what type of screwed up world does this make sense?
You know that just because there is a new door not everyone have to walk through, but some are willing to, so why not ?!
For the example of "intelligent" toothbrushes, they are already there: http://www.oralb.com/products/electric-toothbrush/bluetooth-toothbrush.aspx
IoT toothbrushes will be able to sense gum disease, cavities and so on via sensors, not to mention analyse your saliva for things like cancer, while also tracking your brushing. There are plenty of IoT use-cases for toothbrushes.
You obviously have not thought deeply on IoT yet. Any purchased object that is always needed, like a toothbrush, will sense when it is close to needing replacement, then self order. Expect to have IoT capabilities on every can, packet, and bag in every supermarket within 10 years. Who likes grocery shopping?
In what type of make-believe reality do you guys live in? 99.9999% of the people in the world are lucky if they have teeth and can barely afford a regular toothbrush let alone an IoT Toothbrush that detects gum disease, analyzes your saliva for cancer, and reorders replacement heads.
Yet somehow everyone seems to have smartphones?
Come from Beyond is claiming that Iota only requires a 16KB microprocessor to make txs and broadcast. That kind of hardware is dirt cheap.
Come-from-Beyond also claims that he doesn't have a smartphone. Most people live hand-to-mouth and can barely afford their cellphone bill. The only reason most people have smartphones is because to function you have to have some type of communication device and they are almost exclusively all that is available for purchase and supported anymore. There is also a "coolness" factor that has been superimposed upon them by the manufacturers. Good luck attaching a "coolness" factor to a toothbrush.
What you have here is an international communist (Uniqueorn/David aka Triangle/iotatoken) who is trying to convince everyone to invest (although he claims that "it's *NOT* an investment") in an IoT currency (He also claims that it's not a currency) which will allow the preorder of toothbrush replacement heads for a toothbrush that only the 1% (him and his politburo buddies) can afford to purchase. In what type of screwed up world does this make sense?
IoT toothbrushes will be able to sense gum disease, cavities and so on via sensors, not to mention analyse your saliva for things like cancer, while also tracking your brushing. There are plenty of IoT use-cases for toothbrushes.
You obviously have not thought deeply on IoT yet. Any purchased object that is always needed, like a toothbrush, will sense when it is close to needing replacement, then self order. Expect to have IoT capabilities on every can, packet, and bag in every supermarket within 10 years. Who likes grocery shopping?
In what type of make-believe reality do you guys live in? 99.9999% of the people in the world are lucky if they have teeth and can barely afford a regular toothbrush let alone an IoT Toothbrush that detects gum disease, analyzes your saliva for cancer, and reorders replacement heads.
Yet somehow everyone seems to have smartphones?
Come from Beyond is claiming that Iota only requires a 16KB microprocessor to make txs and broadcast. That kind of hardware is dirt cheap.
IoT toothbrushes will be able to sense gum disease, cavities and so on via sensors, not to mention analyse your saliva for things like cancer, while also tracking your brushing. There are plenty of IoT use-cases for toothbrushes.
You obviously have not thought deeply on IoT yet. Any purchased object that is always needed, like a toothbrush, will sense when it is close to needing replacement, then self order. Expect to have IoT capabilities on every can, packet, and bag in every supermarket within 10 years. Who likes grocery shopping?
In what type of make-believe reality do you guys live in? 99.9999% of the people in the world are lucky if they have teeth and can barely afford a regular toothbrush let alone an IoT Toothbrush that detects gum disease, analyzes your saliva for cancer, and reorders replacement heads.
How about recycling initiatives?
Imagine recycling canisters that could communicate with your cell phone, determine and track just how much material you recycled, and automatically give you a little bit of money for it.
Probably would work to automate scrap yards as well.
Imagine recycling canisters that could communicate with your cell phone, determine and track just how much material you recycled, and automatically give you a little bit of money for it.
Probably would work to automate scrap yards as well.
Good idea, this could work indeed. Not sure exactly how it would be calculated though, any ideas?
more shit scam ideas, it's the new thing which end up with nothing
How about recycling initiatives?
Imagine recycling canisters that could communicate with your cell phone, determine and track just how much material you recycled, and automatically give you a little bit of money for it.
Probably would work to automate scrap yards as well.
Imagine recycling canisters that could communicate with your cell phone, determine and track just how much material you recycled, and automatically give you a little bit of money for it.
Probably would work to automate scrap yards as well.
Dunno how Iota will work out, but in regards of the internet of things, i'm still waiting for that freezer, that will cool itself through mining and then if i use my last milk in the freezer it will automatically reorder a new one with the mined coins 
Cool itself through mining would be cool:)
On a serious note, you have just highlighted the reason 21 inc's business plan is flawed. IoT devices do not want an asic that is there soley to mine a tiny portion of satoshis while consuming a lot of electricity, bandwidth and generating heat.
In IOTA we do believe that we these kind of autopurchases will be made possible. I believe technological resource trade will arise first, simply due to the lessened obstacles in terms of infrastructure. Having your fridge order milk is in and of itself not hard, but having the milk shipped to your home automatically while still being profitable, is a whole nother story.
Realistically the self-ordering scenario for things like milk will only start getting adoption once drones gets adopted. I can see this being a common thing 5-10 years into the future, drones delivering all kinds of things in real time all day everyday. I know Amazon is working hard on this.
I think you all are missing the point...
It doesn't matter if you think IoT toothbrushes are a great idea. They are getting millions of USD in VC money anyway.
There are a ton of use cases, I made this thread to simply ask for ideas.
It doesn't matter if you think IoT toothbrushes are a great idea. They are getting millions of USD in VC money anyway.
There are a ton of use cases, I made this thread to simply ask for ideas.
Jump to: