teledisko 3.0
teledisko 3.0 is a global micro business franchise system built on the proven success of a machine that produces happiness.
Available in 2024
teledisko 3.0 is an industrial-grade hardware and software upgrade for the smallest disko on earth, which makes the entire concept scalable.
We have gained valuable experiences from 9 years of operating and maintaining teledisko and have completed a rewrite of the teledisko Player in GO. The teledisko Player is the software stack allowing users to operate and maintain a teledisko with all its components and improved social media integrations. It provides a UI for users to interact with teledisko as well as a back-end to maintain, monitor, and report issues.
teledisko 3.0 is an open-source GNU GPL 3.0 license Linux-based system and can be installed free of charge by anyone with the skill set to assemble their own system.
As a product, teledisko DAO will offer ready-to-ship teledisko 3.0 kits installed on industrial-grade hardware containing all the necessary components. Operators can then install these kits into any booth type and operate them as stand-alone machines.
For operators who want to run multiple telediskos, a proprietary Python-based admin interface allows them to control their clusters using remote access, online monitoring, and reporting. This online admin interface will be available for operators joining the franchise system, which entails a revenue share model.
teledisko player
admin interface
A permanently installed teledisko in Berlin generates between 1000 and 5000 Euros monthly revenue. This figure varies according to location, season, and user frequency.
The daily teledisko rental rate for event-based bookings in Europe is 1500 Euros.
The monthly cost of operation, including maintenance runs, rent, etc., ranges between 200 and 600 Euros per month.
teledisko earned itself the nickname 'Berlin in a box' and has even been called the peak of German engineering. Born from the Berlin subculture, it is a prime example of how a unique product from the intersection of art, club culture, and high technology can go mainstream and become a global success story.
Over 1 million dancers have visited teledisko in the past nine years. While teledisko is the most miniature disco on earth, it is also one of Berlin's top 10 most visited party venues.
The built-in photo and video feature makes teledisko viral by nature. Until today, there have been hundreds of viral posts and videos with millions of views and hundreds of thousands of likes on various social media platforms.
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