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devcon 5 / robotics under ethereum computer control

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Robotics under Ethereum computer control

Duration: 00:05:36

Speaker: Sergei Lonshakov

Type: Breakout

Expertise: Intermediate

Event: Devcon

Date: Invalid Date

Ethereum as a world computer is the best way to control big and complex cyber-physical systems like smart factories, sensors networks or drone bases. The decentralized computer doesn't have a single point of failure and that feature is important when we want to use autonomous robotics systems.

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