Autonomous Supply Chains | University of Cambridge | Blockchain AI | Fetch.ai
Fetch.ai has been working closely with the University of Cambridge for several months. In this, our latest demo, we showcase the potential of autonomous supply chains using Fetch.ai agents and sensors.
The technology will enable wholesalers to monitor storage conditions in real-time to ensure perishable goods such as meat arrive in perfect condition.
Thanks to all of our collaborators who helped to develop this use case, including the Institute for Manufacturing and the Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory research group at Cambridge University, Pitch-In IoT, Alexandra Brintrup and Liming Xu.
💻 LEARN MORE BY JOINING OUR DEVELOPER SLACK CHANNEL 💻 :
https://bit.ly/2XAq6yE
Join the conversation on Telegram:
https://t.me/fetch_ai
Alternatively, contact the teams behind the project:
info@fetch.ai
https://fetch.ai/
Ab702@cam.ac.uk
https://www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/research/manufacturing-analytics/
www.pitch-in.ac.uk
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Fetch.ai is a world-changing project, a “decentralized digital world” where autonomous software agents act on the behalf of their owners, or themselves, to get useful economic work done.
We are a dynamic, fast-growing international team of experts and forward-thinking technology enthusiasts working on the convergence of blockchain, AI and multi-agent systems. We are building technology for both today and tomorrow - a collective super-intelligence on top of decentralized economic internet built with a highly scalable next-generation distributed ledger technology. Combined with machine learning, this delivers the predictions and infrastructure to power the future economy.
Developing fascinating and promising new technology, we have a team of top class software engineers and researchers working across multiple fields (multi agent systems, machine learning, economics, cryptography).
To further improve our solutions and deploy them in real life scenarios, we also collaborate with top academics and corporate partners across the world .
We believe our technology will improve how we communicate, it will give voice and new opportunities to people, organizations and the Internet of Things, effectively democratizing the space and improving lives of citizens.
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Fetch.ai has been working closely with the University of Cambridge for several months. In this, our latest demo, we showcase the potential of autonomous supply chains using Fetch.ai agents and sensors.
The technology will enable wholesalers to monitor storage conditions in real-time to ensure perishable goods such as meat arrive in perfect condition.
Thanks to all of our collaborators who helped to develop this use case, including the Institute for Manufacturing and the Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory research group at Cambridge University, Pitch-In IoT, Alexandra Brintrup and Liming Xu.
💻 LEARN MORE BY JOINING OUR DEVELOPER SLACK CHANNEL 💻 :
https://bit.ly/2XAq6yE
Join the conversation on Telegram:
https://t.me/fetch_ai
Alternatively, contact the teams behind the project:
info@fetch.ai
https://fetch.ai/
Ab702@cam.ac.uk
https://www.ifm.eng.cam.ac.uk/research/manufacturing-analytics/
www.pitch-in.ac.uk
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Fetch.ai is a world-changing project, a “decentralized digital world” where autonomous software agents act on the behalf of their owners, or themselves, to get useful economic work done.
We are a dynamic, fast-growing international team of experts and forward-thinking technology enthusiasts working on the convergence of blockchain, AI and multi-agent systems. We are building technology for both today and tomorrow – a collective super-intelligence on top of decentralized economic internet built with a highly scalable next-generation distributed ledger technology. Combined with machine learning, this delivers the predictions and infrastructure to power the future economy.
Developing fascinating and promising new technology, we have a team of top class software engineers and researchers working across multiple fields (multi agent systems, machine learning, economics, cryptography).
To further improve our solutions and deploy them in real life scenarios, we also collaborate with top academics and corporate partners across the world .
We believe our technology will improve how we communicate, it will give voice and new opportunities to people, organizations and the Internet of Things, effectively democratizing the space and improving lives of citizens.
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