The Helium project has a community-driven proposal system that can be found on GitHub. When a rough consensus has been achieved in the review committee, a Helium Improvement Proposal (HIP) will be marked as “approved,” and then the code can be merged and deployed.
What IoT and blockchain technology have in common is that they’re both relatively new inventions that rely on distributed connectivity to function.
The Helium universe is vast and complex. Some hotspot owners don’t have the tools to make sense of all the data related to their hotspot’s performance.
As The People’s Network grows more and more, Helium miners are deployed every day. Even though not all of them are RAK Hotspot Miners we, as a believer in Helium’s work, try our best to boost this growth.
During this session, Johan Macias, Developer Advocate at RAK, will be sharing the technical details about the implementation of containers in LoRa/LoRaWAN applications based on the WisBlock ecosystem, as well as all the benefits it brings us as IoT developers.