55%
average score over 18 application evaluations
LunCo integrates Space & Robotics models into a collaborative virtual world for concurrent engineering, featuring educational play-to-learn modes and a social platform for sharing designs with IP-NFTs.
LunCo - collaborative systems engineering History
-
accepted into LunCo (🌍🚀🌖) Subsystems 3 months ago.
-
accepted into Onboarding 🛰️Space Projects into Web3 by HyperDeSpace 5 months ago.
-
applied to the ENS Ecosystem 5 months ago which was rejected
-
accepted into GG22 OSS - dApps and Apps 5 months ago.
-
accepted into LunCo (🌍🚀🌖) Subsystems 6 months ago.
-
accepted into GG21 DeSci Round 7 months ago.
-
accepted into CollabTech Round and Thresholds Experiment 7 months ago.
-
accepted into LunCo (🌍🚀🌖) Subsystems @Optimism 9 months ago.
-
accepted into LunCo (🌍🚀🌖) Subsystems 10 months ago.
-
accepted into DeSci (Decentralized Science) 11 months ago.
-
applied to the Token Engineering QF Grants Round: Spring 2024 11 months ago which was rejected
-
accepted into TEST IERC Grants Quadratic Funding Round One 11 months ago.
-
accepted into 3/20 Michelle's Test QF Round 11 months ago.
-
accepted into All Memes Welcome 11 months ago.
-
applied to the dApps & Apps 11 months ago which was rejected
People donating to LunCo - collaborative systems engineering, also donated to
Developing web3 tech for nonprofits, with multilingual, zero-fee, crypto donation platforms, referral rewards, NFT collections, and plans for Quadratic Funding and DAO integration.
Praise is a digital platform enhancing community engagement through gratitude, providing insights, reputation scoring, and fostering a cooperative culture with tangible rewards.
Pairwise is an open-source, snapshot-style voting dApp designed to make Web3 community governance engaging and straightforward, reducing voter apathy and improving decision-making efficiency.
Engage the Koh Phangan community in regenerative finance and sustainability through events, NFTs for environmental initiatives, cleanups, and educational outreach, while planning a recycling project, Re:Plast, to convert plastic waste into valuable products.