Recently, there needed to be more time to blog. However, today, I found one passage in the audiobook “The Creative Art” by Rick Rubin, so impressive that I want to share the following slightly edited snippet: Coöperation is a practice. Individual actors and perspectives come together to create a new vision. Each actor adds their own original point of view. Each can solo or layout, as best serves the work. Each time we coöperate,
In a world première, Datarella, Biennale de Paris, and Ocean Protocol, present DIAM, the Decentralised Invisual Art Marketplace. DIAM allows buying invisual art in a totally new way, by combining the international art market with Web3, the latest technological development. DIAM is the Decentralized Invisual Art Marketplace. It intends to value a new form of creativity, a new form of art: Invisual Art. The idea of DIAM is to unleash creativity on a global scale. DIAM’s dream is
Today, it‘s my 34th birthday. On my identity card it says, I was born in 1969 — this means I‘ve been on earth for 53 years. So, why then is it my 34th birthday? At least, I‘m not a Hollywood actress trying to disguise her real age. Every year on the same day, we celebrate our birthdays. What changes, is the number of years we tell people when asked how old we have
With Datarella, we have been building software, tools, and applications for Web3 since 2015. Our first truly global project has been the Building Blocks application which enables users to securely pay with their smartphones in refugee camps. We‘ve developed Track & Trust, a tracking solution for humanitarian aid logistics that leverages satellite communication. In the mobility sector, we have created SSI apps and smart parking solutions to enable secure P2P communications, streamline
I’m very happy that Molecular Biologist Nicklas Brendborg, University of Copenhagen, has joined NOMIX as Medical ScientificAdvisor! Nicklas will support the team in building longevity algorithms used by the BIOCLOCK app, based on CODIS, the Collective Digital Immune System. Nicklas Brendborg is a PhD student of molecular biology at the University of Copenhagen and is one of the most promising research talents in the field. He was featured young scientist at
Wow! 100,000 MOBIX app downloads with the first 4 weeks! That’s amazing! Getting rewards for using micromobility seems to go down well with our users! When I wrote the MOBIX Litepaper, roughly one year ago, incentivizing micromobility was just an idea. To be precise, it was well imaginable to put this idea into practice, since we had developed several solutions that could be combined as to be used as the underlying foundation. Still,
MOBIX rewards you for moving around whilst avoiding CO2 emissions. For every distance you cover by e‑scooter, bike, e‑bike, e‑moped, amongst other zero-emission vehicles, or even by foot, you are rewarded with MOBIX Reward tokens! MOBIX not only rewards you with real value — it brings together your way of eco-friendly movement with context-relevant specials around — and just for — you! And it does this in a 100% privacy-preserving way,
Where does the money come from? You don‘t have to have a master in business administration or economics to know that every product, service, or project needs someone who pays for it. Although one could get the the impression that in cryptoland, money could be easily printed based on hot air, typically, it has to be earned somehow. That‘s why we have a proper business model as a foundational layer of MOBIX – the
Micromobility is a highly dynamic affair: in urban areas, hundreds of thousands of residents ride their scooters, eBikes, cargo bike, or tiny EVs every day. They do it for leisure, as well as for business purposes. They transport themselves, other people, groceries and other goods. City council information mamagement departments can use the massive amount of transportation data to enhance traffic flows, optimizing their urbanisation efforts towards more eco-friendly, livable cities.
In Europe and many other parts of the world, the COVID-19 pandemic has been easing its grip on society, lately. Encouraging data in countries with high vaccination rates makes us think forward and plan for a post-pandemic future with more mobility, social gatherings, and a reclaimed higher quality of living. That’s why we have launched our new MOBIX Micromobility Marketplace website. MOBIX supports a specific category of mobility and a general lifestyle aimed at
According to BCG, Business model innovation is the art of enhancing advantage and value creation by making simultaneous—and mutually supportive—changes both to an organization’s value proposition to customers and its underlying operating model. Professors Girotra and Netessine, economists of Cornell and Wharton universities, have presented a framework for identifying opportunities and becoming systematic about the process of taking business model innovation to the level of a reliable and improvable discipline. Since business model
Over at Datarella, our team is happy to announce the latest achievement of its Traceable Donations project SmartAid. SmartAid has evolved into an open donation blockchain for worldwide charity projects from a single-project application: From traceable donations app SmartAid to open donation blockchain. This move from one specific project to more diverse projects allow for many and diverse donations by donors. As simple and intuitive, it has been to donate to the