Call for ideas: how would you like keycard and status to be used at conferences?

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Hey everyone! We are having discussions on how keycard and Status could be used in conferences, and would like your ideas and inputs on this.

Let’s imagine a keycard :credit_card:is distributed to each participant of a conference, what experiences experiences could be built ? By the conference organizer, or any participant to the conference, any project with a booth…

Obviously the card could be used as a trigger to onboard status (with a QR code printed on the card or with NFC) so that every participant uses Status on the show floor (chat, browser, wallet), it could be used to prove one unique pseudo-identity by a single keycard tap on a device, could be used to pay for food or drinks etc.

And we want to let anyone build based on this.

So this is a call to your imagination and creativity! What would you like to see being built? :bulb::bulb::bulb:

If you don’t feel like sharing ideas here you can also drop them on keycard status channel

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Some ideas based off our earlier conversation:

  • Room check-ins
  • Room channels
  • Other location check-ins like a faucet or hangout
  • Redeeming of event tokens, entry passes for parties
  • Distributing post event collectibles (e.g. discount codes), making the event more environmentally friendly
  • Earning chat badges (e.g. volunteer) (in case of chat key on a contract account?)
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just to add some context for ideas, I remind you that the current keycards have 2 applets (2 applications in the smartcard world). The Keycard applet, which implements a hierarchical deterministic wallet, and its master key is generated only after the onboarding process with Status, which triggers the Keycard initialization.
The second applet is the Cash applet, that contains a single key (not extended key) that is already usable without initialization. This key is generated internally at the applet installation, and never leaves the card.
In a branch we have on status-react, a dapp can call keycard_signTypedData to sign a message with this cash key, and here we can have some creative ideas. We are currently using it as a signer of a smart contract that allows to redeem tokens to a different address, but it can also be used to open a door if the key is the owner of a NFT, etc…

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Make a game where individual portions of a puzzle are on keycards and the participants need to assemble the puzzle to unlock a larger group reward.

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