SPEC SHEET
A machine bust is a portrait of something that was built, not born. Each unit is assembled from six independent axes — chassis, screen, face, headgear, panel and background. The generator picks one value per axis, checks the combination against everything already produced, and rejects repeats.
The result is a run of 9,999 units out of 34,560 possible combinations. That is 28.9% of capacity, which matters: uniqueness was never forced by exhausting the space. There was room to spare, so no unit had to settle for a leftover.
- Author the grid. Every unit is composed at 32×32 and enlarged to 512×512 with nearest-neighbour scaling. Hard pixel edges survive. No anti-aliasing.
- Fix the seed. Seed 4663 drives the whole run. The same seed reproduces the same 9,999 units, in the same order, byte for byte.
- Reject collisions. A unit is only kept if its six-axis combination and its rendered image hash are both new. Final audit: 9,999 unique images, 0 duplicate groups.
- Pin before launch. Images and metadata were pinned to IPFS before any contract existed, so the art cannot be swapped after the fact.
Rendered in 406.7 seconds — 40.7 ms per unit. Recorded here because a number you can check beats an adjective you cannot.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
| no token | There is no BOT MACHINES token, no presale allocation, and no staking contract. If you find one, someone else made it. |
| no reveal | Nothing is hidden. Every unit was rendered, audited and pinned before launch, so there is no teaser phase and no placeholder image to replace. |
| no AI art | The generator is deterministic code operating on a fixed palette. No diffusion model touched these pixels, at any stage, including upscaling. |
| no roadmap promises | The roadmap below lists work that is finished and work that is in progress. It does not list things that might happen if enough people show up. |
| no mint yet | The contract is not deployed. Nothing on this page can take your money, because there is nothing to send it to. |
PRODUCTION RUN
The art is addressed by content, not by promise. Both directories below are pinned IPFS content identifiers — the images and the metadata. Change one byte in either and the identifier changes, which is exactly the point.
Once the contract is deployed, its base URI points at the metadata
directory, and each unit resolves as base + tokenId + ".json".
Chain id and block height are read live from the public Robinhood Chain RPC when this page loads. If they say unreachable, the RPC is down, not the collection.
ROADMAP — ACTUAL STATE
ART PRODUCTION
9,999 units rendered from seed 4663. 17 audit gates passed: contiguous ids 1–9,999 with no gaps, every file decodes, every frame 512×512, all image hashes unique, all trait combinations unique.
METADATA + PINNING
Images and metadata uploaded and pinned. Every per-file identifier was recomputed locally and matched against the pinning service: 9,999 of 9,999 on both sets, zero mismatches.
CONTRACT DEPLOYMENT
Waiting on a dedicated deployer wallet. One project gets one wallet, one domain and one social account — nothing is reused from another collection, so this step waits rather than borrows.
MINT
The contract will be deployed with minting switched off, then opened deliberately. Deploying with a live sale invites bots to front-run the first block.