The initiative is titled ‘Industry 4.0 co-create with Fujitsu’. Leopold Sternberg, Program Manager, Industry 4.0 Competence Center of Fujitsu stated that the primary aim of the project is co-creation. He said:
“We want to develop and co-create innovative technology together with customers”
Speaking about IOTA, Sternberg stated:
“Fujitsu is well-equipped to help roll out IOTA as the new protocol standard as we are experts in both IT services and the manufacturing of IT products.”
According to the Proof of Concept document published by Fujitsu, they believe that IOTA is a suitable fit in production environment and supply chain management:
“Product quality is a critical success factor for the Manufacturing Industry. Assembled products can consist of hundreds of components and their production is based on complex processes. For audit trails in industrial production environments and supply chains IOTA provides a single source of truth.”
Through this concept, Fujitsu focuses on two main goals:
The project offers three core benefits, transparency, trust in data and data security where IOTA will play the role of a ‘cryptographically secure source of unified truth’ the document stated.
On 25th August IOTA announced the launch of its much-awaited Trinity Desktop Beta Wallet which has caused a lot of excitement among members of the IOTA community. The codebase of IOTA has now been made open source.
IOTA also announced that it will be working with leading innovators and advocacy groups across the Distributed Ledger Technology [DLT] and the Internet of Things [IOT] spaces to contribute in the making of public policy frameworks that are principled, effective and innovation-friendly in the interest of the public.
IOTA also hosted the Voice of Blockchain event in Chicago on 24th and 25th of August. The theme of the event was “Connected Vehicles”, “Autonomous Vehicles”, “E-Mobility”, “Urban Mobility incl. Smart Cities” and “Mobility Services”.
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