Techub News, citing a post from Solana on X, reported that OpenRoboto, described as the largest robotics subnet on Bittensor, has integrated peaqOS. Following the integration, all devices on the network now have an identity ID and a wallet on Solana. The setup also allows them to use the peaq network to verify device performance directly on Solana and receive payments there. Solana’s post added that the first 30 OR-S1 data collectors are already running peaqOS Pro, with each unit assigned its own decentralized identity on Solana. The update links Bittensor’s robotics-focused subnet with peaqOS infrastructure and Solana-based identity and wallet functions, based on the details disclosed in the post referenced by Techub News.
Techub News reported, citing a post from Solana on X, that OpenRoboto, the largest robotics subnet on Bittensor, has integrated peaqOS.
According to the post, all devices now have an identity ID and a wallet on Solana. They can also use the peaq network to verify their performance directly on Solana and receive payments.
The first 30 OR-S1 data collectors are already using peaqOS Pro, and each device has its own decentralized identity on Solana.
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