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DELOITTE DIGITAL SERIESSmart Cities & Internet of Things

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AGENDA17:00 – 17:15 Introduction

Ronan Vander Elst – Deloitte

17:15 – 17:30 Smart City at Vodafone – Case StudiesNeil Cocker – Vodafone

17:30 – 17:45 Connected Solutions – ShowcasesNathan Tiburzio – Niche Guardian

17:45 – 18:00 Start-up Corner: Riddle & CodeSebastian Becker – Riddle & Code

18:00 – 18:15 Start-up Corner: BetterStreetJean-Marc Poncelet – BetterStreet

18:15 – 18:45 Panel : How is Technology Disrupting Life and Industry – Shaping the Smart Society Panelists: Neil Cocker, Nathan Tiburzio, Sebastian Becker, Jean-Marc PonceletModerator: Ronan Vander Elst

18:45 Cocktail

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WHAT DO WE MEAN BY SMART CITY?Definition

A city is smart when investments in human and

social capital, traditional infrastructure and disruptive

technologies fuel sustainable economic growth and a

high quality of life, with a wise management of

natural resources.

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WHAT DO WE MEAN BY SMART CITY? Smart Cities result from the rise of smart solutions, driven by disruptive technologies and social innovationsSMART SOLUTIONS

Smart mobility

Smart energy, water and waste

Smart health

Smart buildings and living

Smart financeSmart education Smart retail and logistics

Smart government

Smart tourism and leisure

Smart manufacturing and construction

Smart safety

Mobile Renewable Energy

Internet of Things

Artificial Intelligence 3D Printing Blockchain

Robotics and Drones Cloud Big DataGamification

TECHNOLOGIES

Sharing Economy

Social Media / Digital Platforms

Self Organization

Crowd Sourcing

Co-Creation

SOCIAL INNOVATIO

NS

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WHAT IS THE INTERNET OF THINGS?

Provide data, generate reponse

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4 Present recommendation

Closed loop

5 Use device/ take action (or closed loop) 1 Sense data (real time),

trigger event)

Service provider

Customer/ Work

Smart device/ sensor

Connectivity and device management

Collect and process data

Social integration

Data storage Data analysis Decision response

Cloud

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PERSONAL IOTWhat is the level of development of IoT?

35%

29%27%

18%17%

19%

11%9%

15%

4% 4%

21%18%

16%

10% 10%8% 9%

6%3% 3% 3%

25%

22%19%

13% 12% 12%10%

7% 7%

3% 3%

0%

5%

10%

15%

20%

25%

30%

35%

40%

Smart TV Wirelessspeaker

Games console Connected Carsystem

Fitness band Videostreaming

device

Surveillancesecurity systemand/or camera

Connect homeappliance

Smart watch Smart lighting Smartthermostat

"Early adopters" & "Early considerers" "Trend followers" & "Necessity buyers" All respondents

Early adopters & early considerers = 32%Trend followers & necessity buyers = 68%

Penetration of connected home devices (by type of technology adopter)

Source: Luxembourg edition, Deloitte Global Mobile Consumer Survey, May - Jun 2016Base: All respondents: 1000, Early adopters & Early considerers: 313, Trend followers & Necessity buyers: 677

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PERSONAL IOTHow is it adopted?

40%44%

35%

55%

47%

39%

32%29%

33%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

TOTAL Male Female 18-24 25-34 35-44 45-54 55-64 65+

2016

To what extent, if at all, are you willing to share the usage information generated by a device that you own? - All willing to share

Source: Luxembourg edition, Deloitte Global Mobile Consumer Survey, May - Jun 2016Base: Those who use or are interested in using smart devices 2016: 646

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PRESENTATIONS AND DEMOS

NICHE GUARDIAN

RIDDLE&CODE

VODAFONE

BETTERSTREET

VODAFONENeil Cocker

Smart City at Vodafone

Neil CockerDirector at Tomorrow Street

(Vodafone Innovation Centre)

5 July 2017

Agenda

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The Smart City in Context

Vodafone Case Studies

Vodafone in Luxembourg

London in the 1850s

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Cities have always been smart…

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1863: First underground railway, 38k passengers on first day

SMART TRANSPORT

1865: London sewerage system, 160 km of tunnels SMART WATER

1865: Municipal Fire Brigade, first public-funded fire brigade SMART SAFETY

Throughout history, cities have leveraged technology to find solutions for major challenges

21st Century Drivers for Smart City Solutions

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Collaboration between citizens, public institutions, and private enterprises can leverage ICT & IoT technology to deliver life-changing benefits

Rapid urbanisation

Drop in public finances

Rising energy costs

Crime hotspots

Traffic congestion

Aging population

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A horizontal platform is key for mass adoption of Smart Cities

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Powered by Vodafone’s IoT Enablement Platform

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ing City Applications

& Services

Device Adaptors

Device Shadows

DEVICE ManagementDevice Lifecycle

Assets Inventory

Contracts Mgt

ASSET ManagementService Levels Mgt

GDSP Integration

Non-Cellular Connectivity

CONNECTIVITY Mgt

Event Mgt

Data Analytics

DATA MgtBusiness Rules

Data Store

RAPID Development

User Mgt

Security Mgt

SYSTEM MgtConfigs Mgt

Tools Mgt

Standard UI/UX

Application Templates

Open & Social Data

3rd Party Connectors

Modular and Reusable Building Blocks

Best-in-Class City Services

City Authorities Citizens

City Operations Centre

LegislatorsSingle-view of City

Partner App

Vodafone App

Lighting – Paving the way to SAFER, Energy Efficient Cities

Philips CityTouchLighting accounts for 19% of the worlds energy consumption

Smart lighting has the potential to reduce energy costs by 90%

Intelligent bins help cities STAY CLEAN, SAVE CITIES MONEY & TIME

Case Study

Case Study

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Vodafone is a ‘global’ leader in the delivery of smart city projects

QatarDesign my Qatar

ProjectSmart MeteringFIFA WC 2022

TanzaniaSMS4Life

Project

TurkeySmart TransportData Analytics

Vodafone ArenaSmart Waste

UKSmart TransportData Analytics

Smart MaintenanceSmart Buildings

Smart City Standards

GermanySmart Transport

Smart MaintenanceSmart HomeSmart Health

Smart LightingAutonomous

Vehicles

PortugalSmart Traffic

Smart Buildings

SpainSeville Connected

CityPeople Analytics

Smart WasteSmart LightingSmart Energy

Citizen ServicesPollution Monitoring

South AfricaSmart Grid

Smart Water

New ZealandSmart Parking

Smart TransportSmart SecuritySmart HomeSmart EnergySmart Water

AustraliaSmart EnergySmart Water

Smart SecurityE-Health

IrelandSmart Lights

South KoreaSmart Waste

HungaryTraffic &

Environment Management

IndiaSmart Traffic

Safe CitySmart LightingSmart WasteSmart Grid

Smart Parking

BrazilSmart LightingSmart Security

Active projects USAMunicipalities

lighting

CzechSmart Lighting

DubaiSmart Dubai

KuwaitSmart MeteringNB-IoT Trials

Saudi Arabia2030 Vision

Smart MeteringAir Quality

Smart SecuritySmart Education

BahrainSmart Traffic

IraqSmart Security

JordanSmart Traffic

GhanaSmart Security

KenyaSafe City

SurveillanceData Analytics

NetherlandsSmart LightingSmart WasteSmart Public

TransportSmart Energy

Emergency Services

ItalySmart Grid

Smart HealthSmart SecuritySmart ParkingSmart Lighting

Tourist Analytics

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Vodafone Procurement Company (based in Kirchberg)

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340

30

€25 billion

markets served

employees

spend

What we buyKey numbers

Commercial & Services

Technology

Products & Services

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Joint Venture

Hosting late stage startups

Growth engine for young companies

Access to Vodafone footprint (>80 countries, >500m customers)

Focusing on innovative solutions in:

Internet of Things

Big Data / Artificial Intelligence

Cybersecurity

Launching September 2017

Tomorrow Street

NICHE GUARDIANNathan Tiburzio

Smart Cities and

the Internet of Things5th of July 2017

Deloitte Digital Series 2017

Smart Cities ….

• Make live easier• Are more efficient• Are more secure• Are more sustainable

Internet of Things …• Thanks to smart and/or connected devices • IoT assists Smart People to create Smart Cities

What do we do at NICHE GUARDIAN?

For the past 12 years we have been integrating:

· DIGITAL SIGNAGE· CORPORATE TV and for Smart Customers· STREAMING SOLUTIONS

What do we do at NICHE GUARDIAN?

IoT is not just a simple hype• Its happening now !• And it is shaping the way how people interact with each other.

• How can IoT combined with DIGITAL SIGNAGE trigger Cities to become Smart Cities?

How IOT and DIGITAL SIGNAGE make Smart Cities more dynamic and smarter

DIGITAL SIGNAGE for IoT

• Showcase Parking:• Parking sensors – connected devices

• Ground connected• Optical devices

• Information on usage of Parking Spaces• Showcase - Real-time Interaction of Information

• Stimulating all senses in a City• Weather Information, Event Management• Real-time City Citizen and Visitors Guidance

• Traffic Information and Emergency communication

Thank you !

RIDDLE & CODESebastian Becker

PROVIDING THE ULTIMATE LEVEL OF TRUST FOR IOT, MACHINE AND DATA SECURITY

DELOITTE DIGITAL SERIESLUXEMBOURG, JULY 2017

SEBASTIAN BECKER, RIDDLE&CODE

FROM A BOX OF PILLS TO A CONNECTED DEVICE, EVERY OBJECT (IN THE IOT FUTURE) NEEDS TO HAVE A

TRUSTEDDIGITAL IDENTITY

THIS IS THE (ONLY) BASIS FOR ANY TRANSACTION OR DIGITAL COMMUNICATION IN DECENTRALIZED NETWORKS THAT INCLUDE MACHINES / SENSORS –SINCE THE SOURCE OF DATA NEEDS TO BE

RELIABLE & TRUSTED

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RIDDLE&CODE MISSION STATEMENT

Mission Statement• RIDDLE&CODE offers a unique way to enable secure and trusted

human/machine-to-machine interaction of any kind

• We deliver an integrated chipset and software solution based on our firmware and patented middleware

• We have combined a proprietary Blockchain-derived technology as a global certification service

• This makes us the the first and only company to build Blockchain-specific hardware that can sit on any IoT device or physical good

ULTIMATE SECURITY: BLOCKCHAIN FOR IOTWHAT ARE THE BENEFITS? THE CAPABILITIES OF DELOITTE AND RIDDLE&CODE COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER SO THAT REAL-WORLD, PRODUCTION GRADE AND SECURE IMPLEMENTATIONS ARE POSSIBLE (NOT JUST POCS)

MORE SECURITY & PRIVACY

MORE COST SAVINGS POTENTIAL

MORE EFFICIENT BUSINESS PROCESSES

BLOCKCHAIN IS BEGINNING TO PLAY A MAJOR ROLE IN IOTAND ASSOCIATED(SUPPLY CHAIN) BUSINESS MODELS.

Decentralized ledgertechnoloogy provides:

Building trust between parties and devices (Identification)

Reduce risk of collusion and record-tampering

Securing data and enabiling privacy whereneeded.

Reduce settlement time from days to near instantaneous

Reduce costs by removing overhead & middlemen

Open up new ways of automating business processes betweenpartners, without using centralized IT infrastructure

Enable IoT devices to participate in blockchain transactions using smart contracts

Improve operational efficiency byadopting new business models and tie in partners in a secure and automated manner

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COMPLEMENTARY & MUTUALLY ENFORCING BLOCKCHAIN/IOT OFFERINGS

StrategyBusiness ModelEcosystem

ProcessesUser Stories

Smart ContractsIntegration

IdentitySecurityPrivacy

Devices

THE CAPABILITIES OF DELOITTE AND RIDDLE&CODE COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER SO THAT REAL-WORLD, PRODUCTION GRADE AND SECURE IMPLEMENTATIONS ARE POSSIBLE (NOT JUST POCS)

WORKFLOW - CUSTOMER JOURNEYHOW WE DO IT.

EMPOWERING THE IOT SPACEINTEGRATION OF TRANSVERSAL LAYERS

CONNECTIVITYHARDWARE DEVICES

ENABLING SW PLATFORM

DATA REPOSITORY

Use third party chips / modulesand traditional securityapproaches

Interconnects with any data delivery network, securedwith unhackablecrypto algorythms

APIs to

Built on top ofspecial 3rd partychips:

ADDED VALUE USING THE RIDDLE & CODE PLATFORM

Middleware combining 5 APIs:▪ Blockchain▪ Crypto Chip▪ NFC Chip▪ BLE▪ Web

▪ Half bean▪ Full bean▪ Armulino▪ Smart tag

Blockchain /Distributed LedgerTechnology

STANDARD IOT SOLUTIONS

Using one orseveral datatransmissionnetworks and standard security

Many unsolvedinteroperabilityissues for multi-vendor and –standard solutions

Enterprise / Cloud-based Systems

WORKFLOWCUSTOMER JOURNEY

RID

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Wants to protect e.g. 1,000 items

1

Customer sends a document with metadata (i.e. ID serial number)

2 3

Production of chips

4

1. Upload firmware with 5 APIs

2. Provisioning: production of key pairs

3. Attestation: registry of transaction into the blockchain, including smart contract

5

Label each chip to match with metadata provided

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Chips are sent back to the customer

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Test Samples

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Embed chip into product

Non Connected DevicesAnytime someone wants to check provenance and ownership of a product it can use our reader API with NFC and BLE capabilities

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Connected DevicesBefore two devices exchange information they identify themselves, by making a request to theBlockchain instanceused (our defaultsetting is: BigChain DB)

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Production of chips

4

> Provisioning: Production of key pairs, private key stored off the bus, invisible even toRiddle & Code

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> Attestation:Registry of transaction into the blockchain, including business rules layed out in the smart contract

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Embed chip into product

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HOW RIDDLE & CODES SECURES, VALIDATES AND TESTIFIES DATA, OFFERING TRUSTED CERTIFICATION.THE VALUE OF THE PROCESS

Label each chip to match with metadata provided.

> Validation:Whenever a certain data point has to be testified by our platform (based on the smart contract’s rules), the data in question get a time-stamp and are officially validated when written into the Blockchain

A MATTER OF PRINCIPLES

WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE.

HARDWARE EXAMPLE: ARMULINOREADY FOR BUSINESS - WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE

IS THE COMBINATION OF AN ACTIVE NFC TRANSPONDER WITH CRYPTO CHIP CONNECTED TO AN I2C BUS AND SOCKET IN ADDITION TO A POWERFUL MCU SUPPORTING BLE, THREAD AND 6LOWPAN.

IT’S AN IOT DEVICE BY ITSELF.

Crypto strictly off the bus

Blockchain agnostic

100% Arduino IDE compatible

Open toolchain

Open API

Multi RF stack support

NFC and BLE on same board

MCU on board

Energy harvesting

External I2C socket

IOT, ISM AND PHYSICAL OBJECTS.TARGET MARKET

WHAT MAKES THE DIFFERENCE

CUSTOMER: INNOGY (INNOVATION ARM OF RWE, GERMAN ENERGY CO.), PRESENTED AT CONSENSUS. MAY 2017 (NEW YORK CITY)

RECENT POC -TWIN OF THINGS

BRIEF INTRODUCTIONTWIN OF THINGS IS A SOLUTION FOR SECURING THE OWNERSHIP AND PROVENANCE OF EVERYDAY OBJECTS BY USING BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY IN COMBINATION WITH CRYPTO NFC TAGS AND AN ANDROID APP.

RIDDLE&CODE‘S PATENTED TECHNOLOGY ALLOWS USERS TO STICK NON-REMOVABLE INLAY NFC TAGS TO OBJECTS AND THEN PROVISION THEM WITH PUBLIC KEYS AND METADATA. PUBLIC KEYS, METADATA AND SIGNATURES ARE THEN TURNED INTO BLOCKCHAIN CERTIFICATES.

THE ANDROID APP IS USED FOR THREE PURPOSES:1- PROVISIONING THE TAGS2- CREATING BLOCKCHAIN TRANSACTIONS – AND:3- THE VALIDATION OF TAGS DATA AND BLOCKCHAIN TRANSACTIONS

BY USING ELLIPTIC CURVE PKI-ENABLED NFC TAGS ALL THE TRUST AND SECURITY OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY GET EMBEDDED INTO OBJECTS IN AN UNCOMPROMISABLE WAY.

IT IS ALSO A VERY ILLUSTRATIVE AND ELEGANT SOLUTION TO MAKE BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY COMPREHENSIBLE FOR NON-EXPERTS

ANDROID APP WORKFLOW

SOMEIDENTIFIED USE CASES

- Managing the Sharing Economy / Vehicle Fleets

- Smart Charging Stations

- Helping to secure the Supply Chain

- Smart Shipping Containers

- Anti-Fraud or product piracy: Protecting Fashion Luxury Goods or protecting Artworks

- Insurance Industry / Smart Contracts

- Cold Wallet: Big funds are holding back investments on cryptocurrencies because of the way private keys are stored, either in regular databases or in physical support: this is unsafe or inconvenient -RIDDLE&CODE has the solution to make private keys safe and convenient at the same time.

SOME USE CASE OPTIONS

MACHINE IDENTITY + SECURELY FEED IN / WITHDRAWALOF ENERGY + REAL TIME BIDDING

SMART PLUGS

THE ISSUES1.LACK OF CONTROL IN THE ACCESS TO ENERGY BY USING SMART PLUGS LOCATED IN PRIVATE AND

PUBLIC PLACES

2.USERS WITH A SURPLUS BETWEEN CONTRACTED AND CONSUMED ENERGY CAN’T TRADE THEM AT MARKET VALUE

4.INTEROPERABILITY BETWEEN DIFFERENT BLOCKCHAIN INFRASTRUCTURES

OUR SOLUTIONWE ENABLE:

1. SMART PLUGS WITH A UNIQUE MACHINE IDENTITY. AVOIDING POTENTIAL FRAUDS

2. CREATION AND APPROVAL OF TRANSACTIONS IN THE DEVICE (FEED IN & WITHDRAW OF ENERGY)

4. HARMONIZATION OF THE SMART PLUG WITH THE IDENTITY OF THE USER, PROVIDER AND PAYMENT SYSTEM. THUS, WE CAN CONNECT IT TO ANY BLOCKCHAIN PUBLIC LEDGER INFRASTRUCTURE

USEFUL APPLICATIONS

HOW WE DO IT?

ON HARDWARE LEVEL WE CONNECT THE SMART PLUG TO ANY PUBLIC LEDGER INFRASTRUCTURE.

WE DELIVER A CRYPTO WALLET AND THE REQUIRED SOFTWARE LEVELS TO ALL NEEDS

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CONTROL ACCESS TO THE ENERGY

REAL ESTATE CONSTRUCTOR CAN TAKE THE SMART PLUG WITH HIM AND USE IT IN THE CUSTOMERS HOUSE FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. THE BILLING WILL GO DIRECTLY TO HIM

TRADING THE SURPLUS OF ENERGY

A USER GONE ON VACATION WITH A SURPLUS BETWEEN THE ENERGY CONTRACTED AND CONSUMED, CAN NOW TRADE IT WITH AOTHER PERSONS IN REAL TIME MARKET VALUE

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AUTONOMOUS DRIVINGCurrent Situation

Flexible car insurance tariffs based on the driver‘s behaviour (measured by a telematics box in the car) is offered in the meantime by several insurance companies, including the big ones such as ALLIANZ in Germany or UNIQA in Austria.While the data taken from the telematics device is used to incentivice a certain behaviour, the data flow is currentlynot fully protected and the whole process is not elaborated enough to provide a sufficient foundation for theinsurance industry to cover the risk potential that will be posed by the age of autonomous cars.

Some of the following topics have to be solved before:

- Securing the flow of data from the car and between cars to protect the privacy as well as the pratical andcommercial interest of all parties involved

- Preventing the telematics device from being hacked and preventing the car / telematics unit from being ‚cleaned‘ after an accident

- Creating a trusted solution for the exchange and verification of data that will be fed into smart contracts, regulating the insurance layer and other traffic management or other official or commercial systems.

Riddle & Code will protecttelematic boxes insidecars, providing them with a unique identity

RIDDLE&CODE chips will beembedded into telematicboxes.

This will give a unique digital identity to the car / itstelematics unit.

Sending the datavia mobile networks

The telematics unit / car islinked via mobile datanetworks with the web…

Multi-signature transaction dataregistered to the blockchain.

…depending on the detailsfixed in the smart insurancecontract, certain relevant data are signed and written into the blockchain.

When the car will become autonomous…:

1. ...all partners in the value chain will be able tobuild upon a proven and trusted platform forexchange of data coming from cars

2. ...all necessary business rules or regulatoryaspects can be incorporated, benefitting fromthe trusted hardware components and thesecure data transmission that can also guarantee the privacy of car owners / drivers.

The electric car is charged eliminating the middleman

INTERNATIONAL TRADING DOCSCurrent Situation

Paper-based documents are still used for documenting the existence of physical inventory.

In most instances the document is also the certificate representing the value of the inventory. Handing over the document means handing over the value.

Due to the fact that these documents can be forged, trust needs to be established and re-established before a trade can be made.

Despite the inefficiencies and dangers involved, paper processes are still at large within international trade. Legal regimes that are slow to change and cultures that value physical documentation, certificates and stamps above database entries are the two main reasons for this.

As an example a single container being shipped from Africa to the port of Rotterdam can take up to 200 documents.

RIDDLE&CODE technology breaks through the physical/digital divide to strike a balance between the demand for paper documentation and the advantages that blockchain technology has to offer. This is done by means of combining the following three technologies to form a micro computer:

- A micro-controller – that can run blockchain algorithms

- A crypto-accelerator (WiseKey – VAULT IC)

- Active NFC transponder is also embedded into the paper

Due to advances in miniaturization this crypto computer can be embedded into the paper to act as a tag.

If someone peals it off, the antenna breaks and the chip gets destroyed. Therefore the document gets de-validated.

The energy is harvested from ordinary mobile phones via induction when the phone is used as a reader or a writer.

Advantages

- Guarantees security and trust in international trade

- Transfer of blockchain technologies to physical paper

- Possible creation of new business models based on tokenized inventory

RIDDLE&CODE RECOMMENDED HARDWARE SOLUTION: SMART TAG

SEBASTIAN@RIDDLEANDCODE.COM

THE NEW ISUNAVOIDABLE.

BETTERSTREETJean-Marc Poncelet

WHAT WE DO

We empower citizens and local authorities to collaboratively and more efficiently fix and maintain their public space

HOW THE PROJECT STARTED?

WHAT WE FOUND OUT VISITING LOCAL AUTHORITIES?

WHAT IF

Avenue des prisonniers de guerre 134, Savin-Les-Yvelines

Mobilier urbainPoteau descelléSignalé le 5 nov. 2014 par M. Thys

WHAT IF

WHAT IF

WE IMPROVE THE PROCESS IN 4 WAYS

EASY ENCODING VIA SMARTPHONE

PICTURE-CENTRIC DESIGNED BACK-OFFICE

SIMPLE WORKFLOWJean-Pierre

RoadClaude

BuildingJacquelineCleanliness

GEOGRAPHICAL VIEW

PLANNING FOR DUMMIES

WORK ORDER – PAPER OR DIGITAL

AUTOMATED COMMUNICATION

OPEN DATA AND TRANSPARENCY

ANALYZE

THE FUTURE – ARE APPS DEAD?

Mister BetterStreet

THE FUTURE - AI

Illegal dumping

Road - pothole

THE FUTURE – USE DATA FOR BETTER PUBLIC SPACE

THE FUTURE – MACHINES AS SENSORS INSTEAD OF CITIZENS

THE FUTURE – BETTERSTREET AS A MARKETPLACE

HOW IS TECHNOLOGY DISRUPTING LIFE AND INDUSTRY –SHAPING THE SMART SOCIETY

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