Friday, June 1, 2018

[Hilarium ICO Talk] GE / NASA’s Research and Development of Blockchain Technology



Hello Everyone, this is Chris Kim from the HILARIUM FOUNDATION. 

Despite the recent controversy surrounding Bitcoin, many 
global companies are starting to apply blockchain into their business.


Today’s topic will be about a global company GE demonstrating the immediate 
use of blockchain technology in the renewable energy market, and NASA’s research 
to apply Ethereum blockchain technology into space exploration.

Blockchain’s smart contract allows reliable transactions and contracts to be 
executed between two different anonymous parties without any central authority, 
legal system or external force mechanism. It makes transactions tractable, transparent 
and irreversible. 
The Forge Institute in New York, where GE Global Research is located, said 
that the prototype of this digital eco system has been built already.


GE development team has a high expectation for the future of blockchain. 
They say that various current issues surrounding Bitcoin is not the real face of 
blockchain; cryptocurrency based on the encryption technology is just an example 
of the early stage of the blockchain application. 

https://www.ccn.com/nasa-researches-ethereum-blockchain-tech-for-deep-space-exploration/




According to the article, NASA envisions to use the Ethereum’s smart contracts 
technology to automate spacecraft maneuvering while recognizing and safely 
avoiding space debris. 
Dr. Kocsis of the research team mentioned that the completion of such blockchain 
system will also “help the spacecraft automate data gathering alongside other tasks”, 
allowing scientists to spare time to analyze the data and focus on 
other more important research.

Despite criticisms of the blockchain, we see many cases of global companies 
and government agencies showing their interest and investing in the blockchain.

Hilarium will strive to contribute to the development of Blockchain technology, 
following the Mecca Trend.

Thank you.



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