
Proposal “Instantx-Soda-Machin“ (Closed)Back
Title: | Instantx Soda Machine (please vote no on this proposal!) |
Owner: | oaxacawizards |
One-time payment: | 650 DASH (16680 USD) |
Completed payments: | no payments occurred yet (1 month remaining) |
Payment start/end: | / 2016-02-20 (added on 2015-12-30) |
Final voting deadline: | in passed |
Votes: | 347 Yes / 689 No / 0 Abstain |
External information: | www.dashwhale.org/p/Instantx-Soda-Machin |
Proposal description
Instantx Detecting Soda Machine.
Why a vending machine?
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Because it shows off InstantX in a real world use point of sale scenario. This can't be done with any Bitclone(coins that confirm and secure transactions at the same time).
Features
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What does it do?
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Displays a QR code to send Dash.
If the amount is sent via Instantx and the amount is equal or above the amount needed, it sends the command to credit the machine for 1 beverage.
This is fast - Instant from a human's perspective.
If the amount is less/over, it instantly returns the change.
If a standard transaction is sent it rejects it and instantly sends it back. (Maybe display "We don't wait for block confirmations and either should you, InstantX instead!")
Once a purchase is made, it displays a thank you and rotates the QR code.
This isn't just a marketing piece. We are designing the software for point of sale. It will enable any new device to easily adapt the github packages. Moocowmoo has done an awesome job with coding all of this. Point of sale is what sets Dash apart form the Bitclones....This is what we need!
Where will this machine debut?
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The North American Bitcoin Conference, Miami January 21-22 2016
Breakdown of Expenses
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$100 Raspberry PI, relays, display
$200 Vending machine
$300 Fixing up machine, paint, compressor, etc.
$300 Graphics
$200 Transportation of the machine
$500 Travel to Miami
$500 Software Design
$400 Graphics Design
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$2500 USD (650 DASH)
Why a vending machine?
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Because it shows off InstantX in a real world use point of sale scenario. This can't be done with any Bitclone(coins that confirm and secure transactions at the same time).
Features
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- Ability to refund over/under payments automatically(no return address needed)
- Detect InstantX payments
- Ability to accept InstantX payments and reject standard payments.
- BIP chain address control
- Changing address and QR code for each transaction.
- Activate relay or output for vending type device/gas pump/etc.
What does it do?
------------------------
Displays a QR code to send Dash.
If the amount is sent via Instantx and the amount is equal or above the amount needed, it sends the command to credit the machine for 1 beverage.
This is fast - Instant from a human's perspective.
If the amount is less/over, it instantly returns the change.
If a standard transaction is sent it rejects it and instantly sends it back. (Maybe display "We don't wait for block confirmations and either should you, InstantX instead!")
Once a purchase is made, it displays a thank you and rotates the QR code.
This isn't just a marketing piece. We are designing the software for point of sale. It will enable any new device to easily adapt the github packages. Moocowmoo has done an awesome job with coding all of this. Point of sale is what sets Dash apart form the Bitclones....This is what we need!
Where will this machine debut?
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The North American Bitcoin Conference, Miami January 21-22 2016
Breakdown of Expenses
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$100 Raspberry PI, relays, display
$200 Vending machine
$300 Fixing up machine, paint, compressor, etc.
$300 Graphics
$200 Transportation of the machine
$500 Travel to Miami
$500 Software Design
$400 Graphics Design
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$2500 USD (650 DASH)

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Added an image of the machine to your proposal description. Hope that's ok for you.