Everything that is connected with science and business we are accustomed to call the word venture. This is not always correct, but today this concept is appropriate, because we are beginning to review the platform that will connect the inventor, investor, and entrepreneur in one ecosystem giving the opportunity to work more efficiently and without intermediaries.
We are talking about a project called LabStart, a decentralized platform that, thanks to the blockchain and smart contracts, can make investing in research projects simpler and less risky without resorting to the services of intermediaries and state institutions.
Science is moving forward
Over the past ten years the world has changed even more than the previous ten. We got electric cars, smartphones with a touch screen which can more than personal computers several years ago, and even got rid of photo and video cameras, since our phones took this functionality too.
All due to the fact that science does not stand still and every day someone registers a new patent with their new ideas and breakthroughs in the traditional perception of the world. But people who create the future (inventors) are surrounded by a lot of legislative and financial constraints which hamper the development of science and hence our society.
Nevertheless, the number of registered patents is growing every day. Countries that could not compete even at a minimum level with the developed world are now included in the list of the richest in terms of GDP per capita (for example, Singapore).
Now imagine that the same potential will develop without any restrictions, among them mediation and dumping of the value of inventive labor and, as a consequence, a decrease in motivation for work among people who understand the patterns of the world and are able to use them for the purposes of humanity.
All this can provide LabStart with a reasonable architecture of interaction on the platform and, of course, blockchain.
To help inventors - blockchain and LabStart
Surely, you know that already there are sites where it is fashionable to raise funds and to sacrifice for invention and development. One of them and the most popular is Kickstarter, thanks to which the world saw many useful inventions (for example, graphene headphones or drum sticks for virtual drums - it’s cool).
You can not detract from the merits of Kickstarter - at one time it was necessary. But today we see that it has several drawbacks that are not peculiar to LabStart:
And if it seems to you that such an order of things is a sacrifice towards the inventors then this is not true. After all, if the investor is not interested in investing money, looking at the liberal order at Kickstarter, the financing is sluggish without enthusiasm.
Within the law
From a legal point of view the LabStart platform operates on the basis of understanding patent law. Therefore, even now, before the ICO began, the team of founders was established by the legal department. The main issue that they will solve is how to distribute the right to an invention among a whole team of people: the inventor and investors which will become the life-giving force that makes science develop.
Now, this is one of the dilemmas of the law that the world's leading lawyers try to solve and it seems that the blockchain is able to help. The fact is that in a distributed registry it is quite possible to determine exactly who the bearer of the law is and to be sure that this information will not be changed or lost.
To learn more about the details of this project, as well as to participate in the purchase of platform tokens, visit the official website https://labstart.tech/ and read the whitepaper: https://labstart.tech/ressources/uploads/whitepaper.pdf
Author Cryptozond: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1190894
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