peaq Lego Series (i) — English version
The truth is that to understand the philosophy of peaq, it can be easily imagined as a construction made with our beloved Lego.
The peaq network would be at the center of this analogy, serving as the system that orchestrates all communication between other networks or applications that focus on interaction between person-to-machine or machine-to-machine.
In the following graphic, we can see how the ecosystem around peaq is structured:
To understand how peaq works, you can review the simplified article I wrote a few months ago on Medium: https://medium.com/@willonly23/an-introduction-to-peaq-network-f57d55a0ae65
The purpose of this article is not to repeat that text. Now we are talking about an analogy with Lego, so we should discuss the pieces that make up this construction. Therefore, I believe we should first focus on its integrations, what they are, and what they represent for the ecosystem.
I hope this is of interest to you… we begin with Wormhole, and periodically, throughout this summer, I will be posting updates to this article with new links.
- Wormhole: https://medium.com/@willonly23/peaq-wormhole-1326e9346be9
- Gaia-X
- Fetch.ai: https://medium.com/@willonly23/peaq-fetch-ai-1aae1414468a
- Ocean
- AllianceBlock
- Kansi
- Nucklai
- Dapplooker
- Subsquid
- Synternet
- Home Assistant
- Staex