http://www.rfidjournal.com/articles/view?15392Saw this recent post about the Dloc partnership, looks like its ready out the gates in 2017.
"Smartrac has released a Near Field Communication (NFC) radio frequency identification solution to ensure that documents and their related data cannot be altered or forged. Smartrac's dLoc solution stores encrypted data about a document that can only be unlocked and read by authorized parties using hash-value technology.
The system is expected to be made commercially available next month."By using the hash value and Factor's blockchain software, Deyoung explains, the system creates a permanent, immutable record that can never be altered, copied or destroyed.
"We've partnered with Factom in the U.S. to assist with bringing the technology to market," Deyoung says, "and to gain access into areas that we [Smartrac] have historically not been involved [with]." This includes the banking and health-care sectors.
Smartrac unveiled the solution last month at the TRUSTECH show in Cannes, and this month at Singapore's High Security Printers Conference. "The feedback has been tremendous," Deyoung reports. "It's a pivot from our standard product line," he says, adding that
Smartrac plans to take the next month or so to educate its sales and support staff before rolling out the dLoc solution in January.
when will the bull run end? what is top?
