examples VS dataunions

Practical implementation requires addressing challenges in scalability, error correction, and the development of quantum-resistant protocols. Collaborative efforts among researchers and industry experts are crucial to harnessing the full potential of quantum computing in network and communication technologies. In my research, I found projects like Helium, Weaver Labs, IOTA, Streamr Network at the forefront of this movement. With technological advancements, it will be interesting to see which one of them will rise as a dominant factor in the blockchain space when it comes to network coverage and communications.

Check out https://realtps.net/ — the Hedera network uniquely offers a service called the "Hedera Consensus Service" which allows you to write immutable, verifiable, consensus timestamped data to the ledger for $0.0001 per message; it's very similar to what https://streamr.network/ is doing, but with real-world adoption.

You can also take a look at the examples repo for inspiration: https://github.com/streamr-dev/examples

https://streamr.network/ is a decentralised alternative.

Streamr (https://streamr.network/).

A use-case of Streamr

Swash is a Chromium-based extension that pays your web data while making sure it respects your privacy safe enough. Its token is Streamr DATA, available as either an ERC-20 token or on xDai.

Streamr (DATA) is a layer zero protocol for real-time data which powers the decentralised pub/sub network. Blockchains that are used for identity, security and payments for Streamr are Ethereum and xDai. On top is the application layer, including the Data Union framework, Marketplace and Core, and all third party applications. Streamr focuses on real-time data transfer and is currently running their Testnet. Anyone can participate and node are lightweight enough to be deployed on low specs PC's. You can not only mine DATA on your nodes but also use it for publishing and subscribing messages.

https://streamr.network/ when you got to the bottom youl see bosch and when you hover over it, it says " Bosch Software Innovations partnered with Streamr to deliver a pilot project that gathered a range of electric vehicle data from a Jaguar I-PACE and shared it openly in real-time to a Data Product on the Streamr Marketplace."

Streamr is a decentralised platform for real-time data. Streamr’s technology enables the creation of Data Unions — organised structures that optimise individual agency as a collective force by rewarding union members for the value of their data.

So I came across Streamr, which is a Web3 decentralized app, while i was doing my daily look at random crypto stuff. At the bottom of the website, I notice that Bosch partnered with them with a description. " Bosch Software Innovations partnered with Streamr to deliver a pilot project that gathered a range of electric vehicle data from a Jaguar I-PACE and shared it openly in real-time to a Data Product on the Streamr Marketplace" Now im not to familiar with this site and how it works, but I am curious if anyone on reddit would know how to pull that data, and see if there is a cookie crumb trail from the data to see what tech they used in the jag. https://streamr.network/ click the bosch icon at very bottom.

Streamr (DATA). Pretty much under the radar for years for who knows why? Not enough marketing? https://streamr.network/