Dor Foot Traffic Miner

[allimacamilla]

Project:

Dor Foot Traffic Miner

Elevator Pitch:

Dor will sell foot traffic counters to users who will install the Dor sensor and earn rewards in DOR coin, which will be mined from the device based on the validity and length of the deployment.

Total fiat/hnt ask:

$100,000

Name and Address:

Michael Brand
101a Clay St
#136
San Francisco, CA 94111

Team or Project website: www.getdor.com

Team or projects social: LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook

Team Bio

Name	Title	Skill Set
Michael Brand	CEO	Management, Sales, Business Development
Alex Brandes	Director, Software Engineering	Software Development, DevOps, Architecture
Trini Le	Full Stack Engineer	Software Development
Camilla Bennett	Head of Customer Success	Customer success, Account management, Project roll-out management
Michelle Lee	Customer Advocate	Customer support and success
Ryan Casella	Operations Manager	Accounting, Finance operations, Payable/Receivables, Sales operations, business modelling
Batu Apaydin	Head of Marketing & Partnerships	Marketing, partnerships, product

Project Details:

Dor provides the world’s first battery-operated foot traffic counter. The end result for the project is to have Dor sensors deployed all over the world connected to the server via Helium’s network. Once the sensors are installed, they will collect foot traffic data and mine DOR Coin for the user. DOR Coin’s value will be backed by the foot traffic data collected by the sensors.

The Dor miner project will be launched through Constellation Network’s incubator program, the Lattice Exchange, and will be backed by the conglomerates’ feeless and infinitely scalable Hypergraph Network technology.

In connecting the sensors via the Helium network, Dor will bypass the need for our typical cellular connectivity hub and simultaneously contribute to largely expand Helium’s footprint.

Dor will contribute to the decentralized wireless ecosystem by open sourcing key developments for its application. This project is a unique use case because of the high amount of data and high bandwidth requirements for the sensor system. Our development will allow new types of sensor applications to be successfully deployed on the Helium network. Our open sourced projects will include:

• Firmware drivers for communication from a main process to an NRF LoRaWAN device running on helium.
• Test scripts and modules used to perform validation and QA on the hardware.
• Full example code for sending packets to a custom endpoint.

Dor Sensor hardware specifications:
Size: 7.70 in x 1.92 in x 1.93 in (195 mm x 49 mm x 49 mm)
Weight: 0.80 lbs (363 g)
Power: ~3 months of battery life (dependent on frequency of foot traffic events), optional 5V DC
Battery: Replaceable D-Cell alkaline batteries
Optimal Door Dimensions for Installation: Height - Up to 12 ft (3.6 m) Width - Up to 8 ft. (2.4 m)
Network Connectivity: Helium Network

Roadmap: 

Milestone + Date	Deliverable	Summary	Cost
Prototype, Q2 2022	Sensor prototype. Sample code source	Functioning prototype of Dor’s hardware. Large portion of the time will be firmware development	$70,000 USD
First production run, Q3 2022	Circuit board design. Firmware driver source	Fully implemented circuit board design ready for manufacturing and first build at the factory	$15,000 USD
Mass production, Q4 2022	Production of sensors. Test and validation scripts	Thousands of units in mass production at the factory ready for distribution	$15,000 USD

[Scottsigel]

@allimacamilla can you tell me a bit more about what elements would be open source? Can setup a call if you pls email me, (scott at dewi dot org).