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Post a task

A task is a funded bounty. The MON you escrow is what operators are paid from, one accepted run at a time, and whatever is left stays yours in the contract.

Definition
Scan the real tableOptional. Photograph the bench with a sheet of A4 on it and the task is measured from reality: the object starts where it really stands, and a run is scored against where its target really is. The positions go on chain in the instruction, so anyone can check them.
Arm
Runs are recorded in the chosen arm’s own joints, so a corpus never mixes two machines. An SO-101 task is always one arm. The SO-101, drivable →
Object to move

The payload the operator picks up. This is the model the station loads — the preview is the asset itself, not a picture of it.

Landmark

Where it has to end up. The datum circle is placed on this, and the operator sees it in the scene.

Escrow
To escrow now0.0400MON10 runs × 0.0040 MON
Your balanceno wallet connected
Before you sign
  • The escrow is a ceiling, not a price. A run is paid the reward scaled by its score, so only a run scoring 100.00 draws the full 0.0040 MON.
  • With no deadline, what is not drawn stays in the contract for good. Escrow enters through createTask and fundTask, and the only other way out is closeTask, which a task without a deadline can never reach. So a task nobody finishes keeps its remainder, and so does the difference between the ceiling and what runs actually score. Set a deadline above if you want it back. Read the contract at /contracts.