DIMO is an open and user-owned network where drivers can plug DIMO hardware into their cars and earn rewards for the data they share. Tableland and DIMO set out to manage the device registry identities to help maintain and update the global list of valid vehicles in a fully transparent way—creating a decentralized, public dataset containing DIMO vehicle definitions. This led to the following benefits: - Open registry of vehicle and device definitions to help provide transparency of DIMO data as a public good. - Permissionless setup with access controls where any approved DIMO manufacturer can create a table and write to their registry. - Reduced onchain storage requirements while data is made available offchain and easily queryable with SQL HTTP APIs, such as in Vehicle NFT rendering. Learn more by following DIMO on Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/DIMO_Network

Hideout Labs—the team behind Skvllpvnks and AWKN—is building a platform for an NFT launchpad and marketplace. They worked on a proof-of-concept for adding web3-native storage via Tableland, which gives creators flexibility on their metadata storage location. When developers create a collection, two things occur: an ERC721 avatar is minted, and ERC1155 traits are created. Not only are the core NFTs tradable, but the traits themselves are, too. If you own the traits, they can be toggled on/off—or even sold—and enable true composability across NFT assets. Learn more by following Hideout on Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/HideoutLabs

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A project for all things related to the Tableland Rigs NFT project.