The main contributions of Sensorica to material peer production is to provide a space for experimenting with tools (IT infrastructure), methods, peer governance and p2p culture. Sensorica is a real community of scientists, engineers and hackers that use a digital environment to collaborate on designing open source hardware solutions. The network has access to a makerspace in Montreal, where hardware prototyping is done and some limited capacity production, making use of digital fabrication. The digital and physical environments in which network activity is deployed have been set up as nondominium forms of property, meaning that they don't belong to anyone but anyone who engages can gain access. This is similar to the physical dimension of the Bitcoin network, the aggregate of all the mining computers, which is permissionless (unrestricted access based on a set of strict rules) and not owned by anyone.
