Blockchain technologies allow for the creation of shared digital ledgers that can record transactions and track assets in a verifiable and permanent way. The Linux Foundation is launching the Hyperledger project to support the development of blockchain technology in a way that is open source and collaborative. The project aims to enable organizations across industries to adopt blockchain at a faster pace than any individual company could achieve alone.
Cryptocurrencies and blockchain tech in general have the potential to make machine to machine (M2M) payments very efficient. This talk explores different angles of M2M payments in the internet of things (IoT). Presented at Blockchain Week IoT conference, Barcelona, 6 Oct 2015 and M2M Digital Curreny Summit London, 17 Mar 2016.
Blockchain and io t in carbon credit managementYuri Anisimov
Blockchain and IoT technologies can help address issues with existing carbon credit programs and enable a decentralized carbon market. A proposed solution is DAO IPCI, a decentralized autonomous organization built on blockchain that uses trusted sensors on the Robonomics IoT network to facilitate carbon auctions. This would provide transparency and reliability for carbon transactions while reducing costs. Token economics could be used to quantify social costs and liabilities within carbon transactions between buyers, sellers, offset providers, and other stakeholders.
Growing impact and future potential of blockchain for telcos: A Game Changer?José Luis Núñez Díaz
Could blockchain really impact on the business of communications providers? As an industry, have telcos already embraced this technology? Do they see any opportunity behind blockchain? Do blockchain and decentralized technologies make sens... See more
apidays LIVE Hong Kong 2021 - TradFi and DeFi or, Where the Land meets the Se...apidays
The document compares traditional finance (TradFi) to decentralized finance (DeFi), describing TradFi as centralized and familiar while DeFi is distributed and less familiar. It discusses how Bitcoin has created digital scarcity and addresses the double spending problem. It also covers decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), smart contracts, oracles, and challenges around privacy and regulation on the blockchain. The document speculates that in the future, TradFi and DeFi could converge as blockchain technology is integrated into traditional banking infrastructure through the use of technologies like multi-party computation and oracles to connect blockchains to off-chain data and systems.
“Blockchain & Energy: hype or solution?” - Simone AccorneroEIT Digital Alumni
Learn about the current status of the energy transition, the importance of energy flexibility and how blockchain can help overcome market and technological challenges.
EcoSummit 2016 in Berlin Presentation - ConsenSys / RWEJohn Lilic
The document discusses building a decentralized utility on the Ethereum blockchain. It provides an overview of Ethereum blockchain characteristics like being cryptographically secure, decentralized, able to store data and smart contracts. It describes benefits like simplicity, auditability, eliminating central authorities. It outlines different blockchain configurations like public, consortium, and private blockchains. It proposes connecting buyers and sellers with existing processes and integrating blockchain through a smart contract to pair construction data like load profiles. The document discusses trends in decentralization and validating concepts through an MVP to gain customer insights.
Mobile talks where emerging tech meets government blockchain&ai - chris...Christina Patsioura
This is my keynote presentation slides from the Mobile Talks event that took place in Barcelona on the 13th of December 2018, discussing the role of Emerging Tech in public sector governance. The presentation introduces the topics of AI and Blockchain, describes the current situation across European countries and it suggests a future vision.
Blockchain technologies allow for the creation of shared digital ledgers that can record transactions and track assets in a verifiable and permanent way. The Linux Foundation is launching the Hyperledger project to support the development of blockchain technology in a way that is open source and collaborative. The project aims to enable organizations across industries to adopt blockchain at a faster pace than any individual company could achieve alone.
Cryptocurrencies and blockchain tech in general have the potential to make machine to machine (M2M) payments very efficient. This talk explores different angles of M2M payments in the internet of things (IoT). Presented at Blockchain Week IoT conference, Barcelona, 6 Oct 2015 and M2M Digital Curreny Summit London, 17 Mar 2016.
Blockchain and io t in carbon credit managementYuri Anisimov
Blockchain and IoT technologies can help address issues with existing carbon credit programs and enable a decentralized carbon market. A proposed solution is DAO IPCI, a decentralized autonomous organization built on blockchain that uses trusted sensors on the Robonomics IoT network to facilitate carbon auctions. This would provide transparency and reliability for carbon transactions while reducing costs. Token economics could be used to quantify social costs and liabilities within carbon transactions between buyers, sellers, offset providers, and other stakeholders.
Growing impact and future potential of blockchain for telcos: A Game Changer?José Luis Núñez Díaz
Could blockchain really impact on the business of communications providers? As an industry, have telcos already embraced this technology? Do they see any opportunity behind blockchain? Do blockchain and decentralized technologies make sens... See more
apidays LIVE Hong Kong 2021 - TradFi and DeFi or, Where the Land meets the Se...apidays
The document compares traditional finance (TradFi) to decentralized finance (DeFi), describing TradFi as centralized and familiar while DeFi is distributed and less familiar. It discusses how Bitcoin has created digital scarcity and addresses the double spending problem. It also covers decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), smart contracts, oracles, and challenges around privacy and regulation on the blockchain. The document speculates that in the future, TradFi and DeFi could converge as blockchain technology is integrated into traditional banking infrastructure through the use of technologies like multi-party computation and oracles to connect blockchains to off-chain data and systems.
“Blockchain & Energy: hype or solution?” - Simone AccorneroEIT Digital Alumni
Learn about the current status of the energy transition, the importance of energy flexibility and how blockchain can help overcome market and technological challenges.
EcoSummit 2016 in Berlin Presentation - ConsenSys / RWEJohn Lilic
The document discusses building a decentralized utility on the Ethereum blockchain. It provides an overview of Ethereum blockchain characteristics like being cryptographically secure, decentralized, able to store data and smart contracts. It describes benefits like simplicity, auditability, eliminating central authorities. It outlines different blockchain configurations like public, consortium, and private blockchains. It proposes connecting buyers and sellers with existing processes and integrating blockchain through a smart contract to pair construction data like load profiles. The document discusses trends in decentralization and validating concepts through an MVP to gain customer insights.
Mobile talks where emerging tech meets government blockchain&ai - chris...Christina Patsioura
This is my keynote presentation slides from the Mobile Talks event that took place in Barcelona on the 13th of December 2018, discussing the role of Emerging Tech in public sector governance. The presentation introduces the topics of AI and Blockchain, describes the current situation across European countries and it suggests a future vision.
Blockchain has potential applications in the energy sector by lowering costs, enabling trustless transactions, and facilitating peer-to-peer energy trading. It could transform energy demand and supply systems through applications like smart contracts for billing, energy lending, and trading renewable energy certificates. While the technology is still young, major energy players are investing in blockchain projects that could decentralize energy distribution and make use of distributed storage and smart devices.
The document discusses the opportunities for retail with the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as the network of physical objects connected to the internet. It notes that everything that can be automated and connected will be. For retail, IoT provides opportunities to improve the customer experience through technologies in stores and understanding customer location/behavior, enhance data-driven insights, optimize the supply chain, and create new channels and revenue streams. However, realizing IoT's potential faces challenges of complexity, capacity, security, and changing customer behavior. The document advocates starting small with a focus on customer experience, big data/analytics, designing in security, and acting now to develop an IoT strategy.
Blockchain for Power & Utilities – real or hype?EY
What does blockchain mean for the power and utilities industry? Find out how blockchain is being used by utilities today and how to prepare for the coming revolution.
This document discusses how blockchain technology could be used to provide identity and transparency for internet-connected devices. It notes that by 2020 there will be over 50 billion internet-connected devices but currently there are no legal guarantees about how devices collect and use personal data. Blockchain could provide distributed applications to give devices identities, enable direct interaction, and allow devices to sell their own data in a transparent way. This would create a more resilient system than current approaches and reduce systemic risks from hacking or insecure devices. The document concludes that blockchain devices would not need lawyers due to their programmed compliance.
The Internet of Things has been a buzzword for some time, but when will we see the age of smart cities and autonomous vehicles? Blockchain could be the solution for making that vision come to life. David Wachsman, CEO of Wachsman, a global blockchain services firm, joined a panel of world experts on distributed computing to discuss to what extent blockchain can improve the Internet of Things, and how the Internet of Things can provide scalability for blockchain.
PBWS welcomed the following speakers:
Dominik Schiener, Co-founder of IOTA
Henri Pihkala, CEO of Streamr
Gilles Fedak, CEO and Co-Founder of iExec
Olivier Jaillon, Chief Enablement Officer at La Parisienne Assurances
This document discusses how blockchain technology can be used to create more open and inclusive societies, specifically in urban areas. It provides examples of blockchain projects aimed at improving areas like community energy platforms, tourism management, alternative sharing economies, fostering innovation and inclusion, ensuring data resilience and security, and increasing access to economic opportunities. The document also discusses what makes blockchain projects successful and sustainable, such as having a global, decentralized, inclusive approach that empowers and complements the ecosystem rather than competes within it. The overall goal is to improve quality of life, well-being, and happiness through collaborative blockchain solutions.
Many of the greatest challenges an organization faces are determining how to profit from and create disruption within their industries. How can an organization leverage blockchain solutions for growth? Where does one start? Will ICOs replace fundraising and lending as we know it?
iAngels Decodes Blockchain and CryptocurrenciesiAngels
Blockchain enables the exchange of value in real-time for free through a shared digital ledger. It works by automatically verifying rules and executing agreed terms through smart contracts. This transitions processes from opaque to transparent and efficient by disintermediating intermediaries, establishing audit trails, and reducing costs. Cryptocurrencies have surpassed early VC funding for blockchain startups. While adoption is still low, there is significant upside potential as anything could exchange value anywhere through blockchain in 5-10 years. Crypto assets provide diversification as they have low correlation to traditional assets and higher returns.
Blockchain-based shared ownership of City Platform CooperativesDigitalTown, Inc
Discussion of how citizens can locally own Platform Cooperatives to power thriving, sovereign local communities. Presented at Smart City Expo - Barcelona, November 15, 2017 by Mike Cartwright, CTO DigitalTown.
Blockchain and IoT convergence has potential benefits across many industries. IBM is working on extending private blockchains to cognitive IoT solutions. Blockchain can improve IoT features and cost efficiency through smart contracts that automatically execute transactions. However, challenges remain regarding technology, business models, legal issues, and developing agreements between many ecosystem actors. Future applications may involve peer-to-peer IoT device interactions using blockchain for security and transactions without centralized authorities.
Using Blockchain as a Platform for Smart Cities. Christian Nãsulea, Stelian-M...eraser Juan José Calderón
Using Blockchain as a Platform for Smart Cities
Christian Nãsulea, Stelian-Mihai Mic University of Bucharest, Romania.
ABSTRACT: Objectives: Incorporating new technologies into the development of smart cities means rethinking the way
different services are provided. From this perspective, Blockchain might represent the future of both smart cities and smart
communities as it offers new alteratives for individuals and institutions.
Prior Work: Blockchain was mainly perceived through its linkage with bitcoin, but recent developments have started
exploring the idea of using it for financial transactions, logistics and securing contracts. Tapscott & Tapscott (2016)have
acknowledged the potential the Blockchain Revolution had on redefining the idea of trust in both digital and local communities.
Blockchain technology has the ability to enhance transparency of local and regional institutions while also making it easier
to communicate sensitive data without compromising security and privacy.
Approach: We look at the different fields blockchain can have an impact on and we try to assess the viability of moving
towards an integrated platform for intermediating day-to-day activities between both institutions and individuals. We will
assess the advantages of digitizing and securing public and private data while also considering the potential risks this
process might involve.
Results: We aim to create a model of how blockchain might work in communities and assess its impact on the overall
economic and human development indicators.
Implications: Public administrators in many countries are starting to acknowledge blockchain’s potential in solving problems
for local communities our results will be a valuable starting point for developing local initiatives for using blockchain as a
platform for communications and transactions. Furthermore, a smart city must be a city where individuals can interact and
solve their issues quickly, using digital technologies for increased efficiency.
Value: Blockchain is thought to be the future of managing both public and private affairs. Countries such as Dubai, Singapore
and China are incorporating blockchain technology into developing smart cities. Blockchain makes us rethink many of the
different aspects of how communities can be organized, offering new alternatives and promising a more transparent and
efficient economic model.
Keywords: Digital Era, Economic Model, IoT, Technology
P2P trading platform - Blockchain solution for electricity provider*instinctools
The document summarizes a project between Lition, an innovative electricity provider, and instinctools, a software development company. Lition wanted to create a peer-to-peer trading platform for renewable energy on the blockchain. Instinctools developed the trading platform using various frontend and backend frameworks along with blockchain integration. The platform allows over 41 million German households to directly buy green electricity from producers and save up to 20% on bills. Producers can also generate up to 30% more profit through the platform. The CEO of Lition was pleased with instinctools' work in developing the solution.
1) DigitalTown aims to build a global smart city platform and network of local websites/apps for cities to power thriving local economies.
2) The platform proposes a framework using blockchain to distribute shared ownership of the platform through coins distributed to citizens.
3) Features like Smart Search, Smart Wallet, Smart Web and Smart Commerce are designed to keep the platform local-first while allowing interoperability between cities globally.
The world of conveniences provided by blockchainaNumak & Company
Blockchain technology, which is considered as an important development as the invention of the Internet, is a set of technologies that provide distributed, transparent, immutable, and secure data structures.
Ethereum: A decentralized software platform for people and thingsAlexander Hirner
Blockchain 2.0 technologies promise to be the new layer for federated and accountable networks. At the Global IoT day 2015, I presented the motivation for decentralized but data-based business models and where / where not Ethereum fits into this picture.
Video: https://youtu.be/EGrFZuTrVKg?t=39s
The use of blockchain technology is being adopted by more and more industries.
Thus, many companies (many of them known) are already using it in order to offer greater transparency and security to their customers, as well as to have greater control over the supply chain.
[WSO2Con EU 2018] Blockchain in the Business API Ecosystem - API Consumption ...WSO2
This presentation proves a general introduction to the API Economy, to the Blockchain network Alastria, and to the open source WSO2 API Manager. It also includes a demo on how to use API Manager for API consumption management and its integration with a Smart Contract deployed in blockchain for the automatic pricing of this consumption.
APIs are crucial for connecting web3 applications to real-world data and services. By integrating APIs, smart contracts can power new applications in areas like finance, sports, banking, and more. However, blockchains cannot directly access web APIs due to the need for nodes to validate external data sources. Oracles provide a solution by connecting blockchains to existing web APIs in a secure and decentralized manner, bringing real-world functionality to smart contracts and expanding the potential of web3.
Blockchain has potential applications in the energy sector by lowering costs, enabling trustless transactions, and facilitating peer-to-peer energy trading. It could transform energy demand and supply systems through applications like smart contracts for billing, energy lending, and trading renewable energy certificates. While the technology is still young, major energy players are investing in blockchain projects that could decentralize energy distribution and make use of distributed storage and smart devices.
The document discusses the opportunities for retail with the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as the network of physical objects connected to the internet. It notes that everything that can be automated and connected will be. For retail, IoT provides opportunities to improve the customer experience through technologies in stores and understanding customer location/behavior, enhance data-driven insights, optimize the supply chain, and create new channels and revenue streams. However, realizing IoT's potential faces challenges of complexity, capacity, security, and changing customer behavior. The document advocates starting small with a focus on customer experience, big data/analytics, designing in security, and acting now to develop an IoT strategy.
Blockchain for Power & Utilities – real or hype?EY
What does blockchain mean for the power and utilities industry? Find out how blockchain is being used by utilities today and how to prepare for the coming revolution.
This document discusses how blockchain technology could be used to provide identity and transparency for internet-connected devices. It notes that by 2020 there will be over 50 billion internet-connected devices but currently there are no legal guarantees about how devices collect and use personal data. Blockchain could provide distributed applications to give devices identities, enable direct interaction, and allow devices to sell their own data in a transparent way. This would create a more resilient system than current approaches and reduce systemic risks from hacking or insecure devices. The document concludes that blockchain devices would not need lawyers due to their programmed compliance.
The Internet of Things has been a buzzword for some time, but when will we see the age of smart cities and autonomous vehicles? Blockchain could be the solution for making that vision come to life. David Wachsman, CEO of Wachsman, a global blockchain services firm, joined a panel of world experts on distributed computing to discuss to what extent blockchain can improve the Internet of Things, and how the Internet of Things can provide scalability for blockchain.
PBWS welcomed the following speakers:
Dominik Schiener, Co-founder of IOTA
Henri Pihkala, CEO of Streamr
Gilles Fedak, CEO and Co-Founder of iExec
Olivier Jaillon, Chief Enablement Officer at La Parisienne Assurances
This document discusses how blockchain technology can be used to create more open and inclusive societies, specifically in urban areas. It provides examples of blockchain projects aimed at improving areas like community energy platforms, tourism management, alternative sharing economies, fostering innovation and inclusion, ensuring data resilience and security, and increasing access to economic opportunities. The document also discusses what makes blockchain projects successful and sustainable, such as having a global, decentralized, inclusive approach that empowers and complements the ecosystem rather than competes within it. The overall goal is to improve quality of life, well-being, and happiness through collaborative blockchain solutions.
Many of the greatest challenges an organization faces are determining how to profit from and create disruption within their industries. How can an organization leverage blockchain solutions for growth? Where does one start? Will ICOs replace fundraising and lending as we know it?
iAngels Decodes Blockchain and CryptocurrenciesiAngels
Blockchain enables the exchange of value in real-time for free through a shared digital ledger. It works by automatically verifying rules and executing agreed terms through smart contracts. This transitions processes from opaque to transparent and efficient by disintermediating intermediaries, establishing audit trails, and reducing costs. Cryptocurrencies have surpassed early VC funding for blockchain startups. While adoption is still low, there is significant upside potential as anything could exchange value anywhere through blockchain in 5-10 years. Crypto assets provide diversification as they have low correlation to traditional assets and higher returns.
Blockchain-based shared ownership of City Platform CooperativesDigitalTown, Inc
Discussion of how citizens can locally own Platform Cooperatives to power thriving, sovereign local communities. Presented at Smart City Expo - Barcelona, November 15, 2017 by Mike Cartwright, CTO DigitalTown.
Blockchain and IoT convergence has potential benefits across many industries. IBM is working on extending private blockchains to cognitive IoT solutions. Blockchain can improve IoT features and cost efficiency through smart contracts that automatically execute transactions. However, challenges remain regarding technology, business models, legal issues, and developing agreements between many ecosystem actors. Future applications may involve peer-to-peer IoT device interactions using blockchain for security and transactions without centralized authorities.
Using Blockchain as a Platform for Smart Cities. Christian Nãsulea, Stelian-M...eraser Juan José Calderón
Using Blockchain as a Platform for Smart Cities
Christian Nãsulea, Stelian-Mihai Mic University of Bucharest, Romania.
ABSTRACT: Objectives: Incorporating new technologies into the development of smart cities means rethinking the way
different services are provided. From this perspective, Blockchain might represent the future of both smart cities and smart
communities as it offers new alteratives for individuals and institutions.
Prior Work: Blockchain was mainly perceived through its linkage with bitcoin, but recent developments have started
exploring the idea of using it for financial transactions, logistics and securing contracts. Tapscott & Tapscott (2016)have
acknowledged the potential the Blockchain Revolution had on redefining the idea of trust in both digital and local communities.
Blockchain technology has the ability to enhance transparency of local and regional institutions while also making it easier
to communicate sensitive data without compromising security and privacy.
Approach: We look at the different fields blockchain can have an impact on and we try to assess the viability of moving
towards an integrated platform for intermediating day-to-day activities between both institutions and individuals. We will
assess the advantages of digitizing and securing public and private data while also considering the potential risks this
process might involve.
Results: We aim to create a model of how blockchain might work in communities and assess its impact on the overall
economic and human development indicators.
Implications: Public administrators in many countries are starting to acknowledge blockchain’s potential in solving problems
for local communities our results will be a valuable starting point for developing local initiatives for using blockchain as a
platform for communications and transactions. Furthermore, a smart city must be a city where individuals can interact and
solve their issues quickly, using digital technologies for increased efficiency.
Value: Blockchain is thought to be the future of managing both public and private affairs. Countries such as Dubai, Singapore
and China are incorporating blockchain technology into developing smart cities. Blockchain makes us rethink many of the
different aspects of how communities can be organized, offering new alternatives and promising a more transparent and
efficient economic model.
Keywords: Digital Era, Economic Model, IoT, Technology
P2P trading platform - Blockchain solution for electricity provider*instinctools
The document summarizes a project between Lition, an innovative electricity provider, and instinctools, a software development company. Lition wanted to create a peer-to-peer trading platform for renewable energy on the blockchain. Instinctools developed the trading platform using various frontend and backend frameworks along with blockchain integration. The platform allows over 41 million German households to directly buy green electricity from producers and save up to 20% on bills. Producers can also generate up to 30% more profit through the platform. The CEO of Lition was pleased with instinctools' work in developing the solution.
1) DigitalTown aims to build a global smart city platform and network of local websites/apps for cities to power thriving local economies.
2) The platform proposes a framework using blockchain to distribute shared ownership of the platform through coins distributed to citizens.
3) Features like Smart Search, Smart Wallet, Smart Web and Smart Commerce are designed to keep the platform local-first while allowing interoperability between cities globally.
The world of conveniences provided by blockchainaNumak & Company
Blockchain technology, which is considered as an important development as the invention of the Internet, is a set of technologies that provide distributed, transparent, immutable, and secure data structures.
Ethereum: A decentralized software platform for people and thingsAlexander Hirner
Blockchain 2.0 technologies promise to be the new layer for federated and accountable networks. At the Global IoT day 2015, I presented the motivation for decentralized but data-based business models and where / where not Ethereum fits into this picture.
Video: https://youtu.be/EGrFZuTrVKg?t=39s
The use of blockchain technology is being adopted by more and more industries.
Thus, many companies (many of them known) are already using it in order to offer greater transparency and security to their customers, as well as to have greater control over the supply chain.
[WSO2Con EU 2018] Blockchain in the Business API Ecosystem - API Consumption ...WSO2
This presentation proves a general introduction to the API Economy, to the Blockchain network Alastria, and to the open source WSO2 API Manager. It also includes a demo on how to use API Manager for API consumption management and its integration with a Smart Contract deployed in blockchain for the automatic pricing of this consumption.
APIs are crucial for connecting web3 applications to real-world data and services. By integrating APIs, smart contracts can power new applications in areas like finance, sports, banking, and more. However, blockchains cannot directly access web APIs due to the need for nodes to validate external data sources. Oracles provide a solution by connecting blockchains to existing web APIs in a secure and decentralized manner, bringing real-world functionality to smart contracts and expanding the potential of web3.
FIWARE is an open source platform for building smart solutions that can gather data from different sources to build a picture of the real world and process that information intelligently. The FIWARE Context Broker uses the FIWARE NGSI API as a standard for managing context information and making it accessible through a simple REST API. FIWARE aims to drive the adoption of this standard across different domains like smart cities, industry and more.
[Meetup 9] Nuit de la Blockchain #2, François Le Fevre du CEALéo Lemordant
Dans le cadre de la Nuit de la Blockchain #2 organisé par Enerfip et WeToken à Montpellier.
François Le Fevre du laboratoire LIST du CEA présente un cas d'usage dans l'efficacité énergétique, pour Véolia.
Blockchain & Telecommunication Services ProviderSamuel Liu
Samuel Liu has technology experience deploying telecommunications services involving SD-WAN, data centers, cloud computing, and wireless applications. He is currently working on several blockchain proofs-of-concept for telecommunications providers to improve inter-carrier network operations and roaming settlements. The document discusses blockchain terminology and provides examples of global blockchain initiatives by telecommunications companies focusing on areas like IoT, financial services, device security, and inter-carrier settlements. It predicts more telecom companies will participate in blockchain-based consortiums to increase trust, reduce costs, and improve inter-carrier processes.
1) Blockchain has the potential to disrupt businesses like hydropower by enabling new applications such as peer-to-peer energy trading and optimizing operational processes.
2) While many utilities are investigating blockchain's potential uses, challenges remain around issues like access permissions, data standards, and high energy consumption.
3) Two main drivers for blockchain adoption in the energy sector are regulations and customer/player engagement. Outcomes could range from limited niche applications to a fully transactive grid enabled by blockchain.
Webinar: Hype and hope of Blockchain - Dino Esposito Codemotion
The trigger of the gold rush in the late 1890s is the same trigger of the Blockchain hype today. Eager interest around Blockchain took root a couple of years ago and never stopped growing exponentially. The use of Blockchain today is advocated in nearly any business domains, including finance, education, identity management, goods and intellectual property, supply chain and energy.
But is there any real substance behind the hype? As the World Economic Forum claims, is there really hope for a new perfect world devoid of fraud, poverty and even jealousy? It’s all about software so the answer is “It depends”. And it depends on the use-cases one considers and in which way the Blockchain paradigm helps (if it helps) achieving the specific goals. And, more importantly, it depends on a Blockchain-based solution being the only way to reach the goal.
We’ll discuss Blockchain in the context of Bitcoin and outside of it and compare public chains to private and permissioned chains and how the problem of trust and governance applies in both cases. As an concrete case-study, we’ll discuss Blockchain in the energy industry.
Complete set of presentations of the FIWARE Training Sessions in Tunisia. Deep introduction to the FIWARE Core Generic Enablers as well as NGSI/NGSI-LD and the next steps in AI, ML, and Robotics.
Lessons from a real-life blockchain project (P2P energy), OW2con'18, June 7-8...OW2
Sunchain is an ongoing project in France for distributed solar self-consumption using blockchain and IoT. The presentation explains the technical choices made and lessons learnt after 20 months of R&D and implementations.
This document provides an overview of blockchain technology and its applications. It begins with defining blockchain and how it allows for peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries. Examples are given of how this can streamline electronic payments and reduce costs. The remainder of the document discusses blockchain types, how transactions are secured, smart contracts, and real-world use cases for blockchain in ticketing and solar energy through examples of projects. It concludes with resources for further learning about blockchain development.
FIWARE Overview Webinar - 27th March 2019
Corresponding webinar recording: https://youtu.be/97JsnnpPLrA
Chapter: Fundamentals
Difficulty: 0
Audience: Anyone
Basic introduction describing what FIWARE is, why you need it and how the elements of the FIWARE Catalogue can help accelerate the development of your Smart Solution.
Understanding the Operational Database Infrastructure for IoT and Fast DataVoltDB
Join this webinar as Ryan Betts, CTO of VoltDB, describes several data-as-a-service reference architectures for IoT and discuss a real use case highlighting how an in-memory operational database simplified a large-scale enterprise architecture to handle real-time data for IoT -- faster and smarter. View the webinar in its entirety here: http://learn.voltdb.com/WRIoT.html
The document discusses the goals and features of the V SYSTEMS blockchain project. It aims to create a cloud computing platform that allows efficient creation of new blockchains and lowers costs for developers. It also aims to enable decentralized interactions between blockchains at massive scale. The project plans to re-architect blockchain technology using a modular structure to simplify upgrades. It will provide a general-purpose blockchain database for developers to focus on business logic rather than data modeling. However, the document notes these are planned features subject to changes in technology and markets.
Witnessing explosive immense growth over the past few years, we have realized many new emerging blockchains started making a move in competition with Binance Smart Chain commonly known as BSC. Like other DAO projects, Upcomings Chain is a genuine follower of this popular blockchain overcoming the shortcomings of the existing blockchain.
Upcomings Chain is introduced to solidify its position to begin a journey to be the most popular DeFi ecosystem to reach an account of more than $20 billion in terms of assets and become a successful DeFi protocol.
Presenting the utmost benefits right from low transaction fees, exceptional high throughput, and rapid transaction completion times, UPC intends to be a low-cost alternative to other hyped blockchains out there.
The team plans to hire hundreds or thousands of crypto projects and assets in collaboration with this new platform recently deployed on official protocols. By leveraging the complete power of blockchain technology as well as smart contracts, Upcomings DAO developed its own blockchain in the name of UPC to create a safer, transparent, reliable, open to all and decentralized internet platform for empowering the individuals and communities around the space.
This blockchain platform portrays an entire suite of DeFi applications such as prediction markets, exchange, yield farms, staking platforms, an NFT marketplace, Metaverse, and much more.
The native asset for Upcomings Chain called as UPCG coins offers a wide variety of use cases and terms to reduce the high inflation being one of the primary source reward assets for participants in the entire ecosystem.
UPC is a decentralized blockchain platform that supports different DApps and many large-scale applications belonging to GameFi, SocialFi, and the Metaverse domains. Upcomings Chain is a proof-of-authority-based blockchain quite compatible with the network protocols which allows common users and developers to build DApps and feasibly migrate to the core chain.
Features of the Upcomings Chain
· UVM compatible
· Consensus Layer
· Core hub to multi-chains
· Offers high transaction volume
· Deployed on the Proof-of-Authority consensus mechanism
We believe that Upcomings Blockchain will be the next big thing in the crypto industry sketching out the growth this network has started experiencing. It is currently the faster and cheaper on-spot platform with advanced smart contracts providing developers with major factors that other projects lack.
Upcomings Chain
Upcomings Chain is an innovative blockchain developed on a Proof of Authority (PoA) based solution to eliminate the increasing gas fee concerns and to support the short block time. It is a virtual machine deployed on a blockchain network operating on 2 modes of the mainnet and testnet and POA algorithm.
Moreover, this chain primarily emphasizes a user-developer-friendly ecosystem offering a transaction confirmation ratio of over 7 secs and low fees of around $0.01.
An independent research project conducted by the talented Harvard grad student Andrew Serpa, under the guidance of Josh Gould and Andrew Reid (Con Edison). Examines utility use-cases for blockchain.
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Welcome to our ppt on the top 10 digital marketing institutes in Lucknow! If you're looking to enhance your skills in the dynamic field of digital marketing, Lucknow offers several excellent training options. Our curated list highlights the best digital marketing institutes in Lucknow, providing comprehensive courses that cover SEO, social media marketing, PPC, content marketing, and more. These institutes are renowned for their experienced faculty, practical training, and industry-relevant curriculum. Whether you're a beginner or a professional seeking to upgrade your skills, these institutes can help you achieve your career goals in digital marketing.
HEM Webinar - Navigating the Future - Social Media Trends for 2024 in Educati...Higher Education Marketing
Explore our comprehensive slides on the 2024 social media landscape, tailored for educators and marketing professionals in the field of education. With more than 5 billion social media users worldwide and an average individual engagement across as many as seven platforms monthly, understanding these dynamics is crucial for effective educational outreach. Our slides delve into the pivotal trends and strategic adaptations necessary for thriving in this digital arena. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your strategies with our expert insights.
Facebook Marketing Strategy with SNJ Global Services.pptxsarfrazkhanm47
Explore the potential of Facebook marketing with SNJ Global Services. We specialize in targeted ad campaigns and engaging content strategies to enhance your brand's visibility and drive conversions. Discover more about our solutions at SNJ Global Services:
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Meta Revolutionizes Product Promotion with Automated Video Catalog Ads.pptxprovidenceadworks416
As a digital marketer, I am thrilled to see Meta revolutionizing product promotion with its new automated video catalog ads. This innovative feature allows anyone to seamlessly integrate dynamic video content into my catalog product ads, enhancing the visual appeal and engagement of campaigns. By leveraging Meta's advanced AI and machine learning capabilities, one can automatically deliver tailored video ads to the most interested users, boosting traffic and conversions. This new approach not only simplifies the ad creation process but also significantly improves performance and ROI.
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2. BLOCKCHAIN EXPECTATIONS
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The World Economic Forum expects 10% of global
gross domestic product (GDP) to be stored on
Blockchain technology by 2025.
This is approximately 10.000 bn USD stored
on Blockchain in 2025.
Source: WEF Technology Tipping Points (09/2015), World Bank GDP Numbers (09/2015)Source: WEF Technology Tipping Points (09/2015), World Bank GDP Numbers (09/2015)
3. WHY BLOCKCHAIN FOR RWE
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Sharing Economy
Community Based
Trends towards Decentralisation (Batteries, PV)
Redistribution and Reuse of Excess Capacity
New forms of Value Exchange (P2P)
‘Beyond Utility’ Use Cases for Physical Delivery
4. FINANCIAL TRANSACTION AND SERVICE
PROVISION DONE INSTANTANEOUSLY
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AlliceAllice BobBobPhysical Transaction
Digital Token
representing a
physical value
Digital Token
representing a
physical value
Convergence of financial industries and
physical industries in a single P2P transaction
secured by business logic in a smart contract
5. SMART CONTRACTS = ALGORITHMS + DATA
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• Programmable contracts
for secure transactions
• Automated markets and
processes
• Integration of physical and
virtual assets
Smart Contract
7. DELIVERY NETWORK
DEFINITION:
The network of all participants involved in buying/selling,
production, transportation, distribution, installation
and service of goods for specific (geographic) markets.
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9. GLOBAL CHAINED DELIVERY NETWORK
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IoT: Internet of ThingsIoT: Internet of Things
P2P Networks/
Blockchain
P2P Networks/
Blockchain
IoTIoT
Physical
Delivery
Physical
Delivery++ ++
Smart
Contract
10. USE CASE: P2P ENERGY TRADING
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Concept
Smart MeterSmart Meter
Raspberry Pi NodeRaspberry Pi Node
Markets, Grid
Aggregation
P2P Trading
• Decentral App (Dapp) connected with local
energy infrastructure (battery, PV, smart home)
• Personalised energy UX
• Node.js, Meteor framework
• Smart meter integration
• Ethereum Blockchain
ProsumerConsumerProsumerProsumer
Technology
Smart Contract
16. MONETISATION IN P2P MARKETS
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Monetisation
• One-time fees
• Transaction margins
• Value from data
• Global scale
• Infrastructure deployment
and operations
• Provision of a legal frame
MONETISATION IN P2P MARKETS
USP
• Data privacy
• Ease of participation
and user experience
• Optimisation algorithms
• Reputation/trust
of smart contracts and
dependable infrastructure
17. ENGAGE US ON USE CASES FOR THE …
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Global Chained Delivery Network
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P2P Networks/
Blockchain
P2P Networks/
Blockchain
IoTIoT
Physical
Delivery
Physical
Delivery++ ++
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