Previously, we looked at the Health sector. This time we take a look at: Robotics and Drones.
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Vidaio@vidaio_Previously, we looked at the Health sector. This time we take a look at: Robotics and Drones. Robotics and autonomous systems: onboard and workcell cameras record what a machine sees and does, and the footage gets reviewed when something needs explaining or improving. Drones and aerial inspection: one flight over a pipeline, a roof or a power line can produce hours of video, and the part that matters is a few seconds that have to be found afterward. Autonomous vehicles and ADAS: test fleets record every drive, and engineers go back through the footage to look at specific events. Two more in Robotics and Drones: Fleet and trucking telematics: dash and cab cameras Manufacturing and quality inspection: lines, stations, inspection cameras In robotics and drones, footage is data. It’s what the machine “sees”, acts upon, and it’s what people go back to for review, inspection and training. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Infrastructure. @vidaio_ $TAO
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Last time we looked at Public Safety. Today we look at the opportunities in the Health industry. Surgical and endoscopic video: operating rooms and scopes record procedures that get reviewed afterward, used for teaching, and kept alongside the patient’s file. Medical imaging archives: studies add up fast, and they have to stay stored and findable for years. Telehealth and remote care: where sessions are recorded, every one is another file that has to be kept, labeled and found again. Two more in Health: Research microscopy and lab video: time-lapse and instrument footage Veterinary and animal research: exams, procedures, study recordings In health, footage is part of the medical record. It’s also how procedures get reviewed and taught. Vidaio compresses, tags, names, sorts, and files it. Next up: Robotics and Drones. @vidaio_ bittensor:native
SN85 Vidaio at a glance
SN85, Vidaio (α token ᚱ), is one of the independent markets on the Bittensor network, each with its own α token and its own price. Its α currently trades at 0.004349 τ (≈ $0.95), against 11,860 τ of pool liquidity. On-chain, the best-delegated validator on it yields about 41.14% APR (simple) and 50.89% APY (compounded), emissions add 0.000428 τ to the pool each block, epochs run every 360 blocks. It was registered at block #5,258,781.
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