Kambria: Revolutionizing the Robotic Development Industry

ifykiki (43)in #robotics • 6 years ago (edited)

Introduction
While there have been tremendous advancements in robotics technology over the years, the sector has also come with its problems and a lot of them. It is impeded by a host of issues which has slowed progress considerably.

Of course, the world is taking robotics more seriously, it is still reserved in confined spaces, and robots haven’t found their ways into homes. Due to the aforementioned problems, it has not yet been feasible to proliferate robots as it was envisioned when Alan Turing first asked the question, “can robots work?” a few decades ago. Problems involving cost and innovation have made it so that only robots which perform basic tasks are profitable, while the high performance robots are still hidden away behind thick laboratory walls. Pressing problems include:
• The absence of intuitive interfaces for robotics systems.
• Tools, methods, and semantics are not available for sharing designs and design parts.
• Labour waste involving discarding of expended effort.
• Research and developmental costs are slow with relatively low profit margins.
• Also, turnaround times are lengthy and with poor interfaces from traditional manufacturers.
• There is a dearth of innovation due to lack of open platforms and developmental tools.
• High costs of robotics applications, as well as slowness and difficulty in manufacturing.

To tackle these problems, Kambria International has put in place a decentralized, open innovation platform called Kambria to kick start a collaborative ecosystem to bypass these struggles and accelerate the development and practical use of advanced technologies around the world.

Kambria aims to achieve its goal by borrowing from world famous operating systems like Android and Linux to create a repository of modular hardware and behavior of the highest level to optimize the robotics industry. For this to happen, Kambria has built its approach to game theory and token economics to offer incentives to its community by increasing the cooperativeness of industry partners, manufacturers, and users. When all these come into play, the ecosystem will proliferate.

The Kambria platform is to be supported by the Kambria token issued and distributed by KIT. Tokens are called KAT and can be used by companies to give out bounty challenges which when projects are completed successfully and individuals are rewarded with the tokens when they contribute to the community.

The benefits of this ecosystem are further highlighted with the prospects of manufacturers having to earn KAT through robots and robotics parts production and community members being able to utilize the tokens for promotional, sharing and fundraising purposes for the technology. The implication is that fair use of the Kambria token.

By basing this robotics revolution on cryptocurrency, Kambria has the advantage of a two-pronged approach as the platform can be leveraged to reward cooperation from all parties involved, as well as penalize defection; you cooperate, get rewarded, and everyone is happy; refuse and get hit with penalties. That way industries can capitalize on networking effects to drive innovative robotics technology in an ecosystem where all parts work in tandem with each other.

Ultimately, the Kambria platform is founded on the conviction that it is possible to utilize the opportunity created by the loopholes as mentioned earlier to achieve innovative solutions where everyone has reasons to contribute to ecosystem development due to the use of the flexibilities that blockchain technology and cryptocurrency offers as media for exchange and interaction.

Token details
Token Ticker: KAT
Token type: ERC20
Fundraising Goal: 19,900,000 USD
Total Tokens: 5,000,000,000
Available for Token Sale: 50%