Application Scenario
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- General properties for a application scenario
- Robots work remotely, without real-time supervision (e.g., deep sea, planetary exploration, or underground)
- Robots should be fully autonomous (that is no single point of failure, no one can just press a button and stop them)
- The swarm can add new members at any time (there is no need of authentification, any robot can join)
- The swarm members are untrusted, however, but the blockchain can be trusted
- Physical Proof of Work
- Robots possibly belong to different organizations (e.g. collaboration between different countries)
- Q: Why do you use physical robot and not just simulation?
- The goal is to pave the way for real-world robot task -> physical robots show a proof-of-concept
- Q: Why don't you just use a classicial consensus algorithm?
- Q: Why don't you use a authentification system to only include trusted members?
- A classical authentification system can be easily compromised (e.g., once the password is revealed, the entire system breaks down)
- The swarm is more flexible without a authentification system: everyone can join at any time