Lights, locks, drones, machines. Pay to use any of them, with the owner's permission, from anywhere. One channel, thousands of commands, each one sealed inside its own payment. Stop paying and it stops.
Building devices or machines? See how Open Line pays them →
Most connected things ask who you are, check an account, then decide. On Open Line a device asks one question: has this command been paid for, on the owner's terms? If it has, it acts. If not, it doesn't.
A device is a line with its own key. Its owner publishes what it does, what it costs per second of use, and the limits it keeps whatever anyone pays: how high, how far, how long, who may use it.
You open one payment channel to the device and pay a few seconds at a time. Every command you give travels inside the payment that pays for it, sealed so only the device can read it.
Stop paying and it stops, and makes itself safe: the drone flies home and lands, the rover drives back, the door locks. You pay only for what you used; the rest of your lock comes back.
People have already paid robot cars over the air and topped up machines by the minute. Open Line goes further: the payment carries the command, the device enforces its owner's rules itself, and nobody in the middle holds the money.
The Bitcoin Express arrives at Galtland, an island of 64 houses. Each house's door is a line of its own, and its owner decides what it does and what it costs, for visitors from any world.
Every one of these is a real line on this host, paid over a real payment channel. The machines are simulated; the money is real, and small.
Have a PaiyBit account? Fly the drone from paiybit.com instead: a device on one site, paid from your wallet on another.
10 sats per 5 seconds of control. Stop paying and it flies home and lands.
Fly it →Every command inside its payment. It will not drive into the crater, whatever you pay.
Drive it →A ticket machine on a line. Free seats released daily, 1,000 in all.
Get a seat →A name that takes calls and payments, with a numbered founding bulb lit by real calls.
Claim a line →If it can hold a key and take a command, it can be paid by the second, by the command, or both, by anyone you allow, from any app.
// the bay drone's line, as it publishes itself { "handle": "bay@bitcoinisbsv.com", "machine": "control", "pricePerUnit": 10, // sats "unit": { "seconds": 5, "reserveUnits": 8, // the flight home "fallback": ["hold", "return", "land"], "cmd": { "batchMilli": 500, // half a sat a command "maxBatch": 32 } } } // every payment carries: // T time units paid B commands sent // h running hash [forward, turn, climb]
Free seats are released every day until the train leaves for Galtland. Until then, the drone is waiting in the bay.