Quote from: altcoinUK on July 29, 2015, 10:11:40 PM

Quote from: mtomcdev on July 29, 2015, 12:24:53 PM

Quote from: altcoinUK on July 29, 2015, 11:35:45 AM

I sent email to get 2 outdoor and 1 indoor cameras. When can you send the cameras?

I spoke to a security company. The software the company currently use cost over 10K per year and the software doesn't even have an HTML5 portal never mind configuration options to assign access right to viewers via the browser, it's just a closed system. I think they will see the benefit of GadgetNet straight away. There are hundreds of security companies in the UK having similar problems with their current system.

Very good direction boys! GadgetNet will be the first Internet of Things block-chain software used in real world use cases, keep up the good work!

Thank you for your support! It will be great if you could promote the system and the best promotion is to show the system wired up with working physical devices.

Regarding the delivery time, we need to order at least 20 devices, possible more if we get more request by today evening. For ZoVolt it will take about 2 weeks to get the devices from China so realistically we can ship the cameras to you within 3 weeks.

No problem, 3 weeks is fine, this is a holiday time anyway :-)))

I spoke this afternoon to another security company and I will pass their feedback to you. I explained the access control and provisioning aspects of device management from your white paper and yes, it is a real issue with current software and since your software can make obsolete current hardware solutions/functions we have a very good chance to get into a very large and lucrative market.

If I understand correctly what's happening on github, it seems the work has started with W3C. Will you merge the W3C code into GadgetNet? I think pulling the W3C code into GadgetNet would give lots of credibility to the project.

Great, thanks!

The collaboration has started with W3C. Tibor from ZoVolt has submitted pull requests and as far as I know he works on security stuff these days. We are working on a simulator using the WebRTC protocol and will commit that.
Absolutely, we will be combining all W3C codes with GadgetNet. To have a code based on open standards is the main purpose of the collaboration.