Can blockchain-based location mapping replace GPS mapping? The global positioning system (GPS) calculates a person’s location, merges it with their environment, and displays it live on their ...

Blockchain is also backing a new mode of mapping. Crypto-cartographers hope to use it for spatial verification—confirming that things are where they say they are, when they claim to be there.

The road map attempted to identify the “key fundamentals” needed to realise the potential of blockchain, calling out regulation, skills, and investment while ignoring the need for a ...

The differences are transmitted to a blockchain map network,” according to the ... pursuit is clearly at the forefront of GM’s mind as this latest patent specifically names autonomous vehicles ...

The 2018 edition of BTC Inc’s “Map of the Blockchain/Crypto Ecosystem” has been unveiled. The map provides a visual representation of “the space” in the form of a city skyline with buildings ...

A blockchain is a kind of database invented in 2008 that stores and secures information in sequential blocks. Unlike the case with traditional databases, a blockchain’s contents are not kept on ...

forcing user lock-in and granting eBay the power to levy high taxes on its users for the peace of mind that they are transacting with good actors. In shared data blockchain protocols, users can ...

That's the powerfully ambitious plan that Hyperion has for its new decentralized global map economy. Atlas, the Spatial Consensus Blockchain, is designed with the Hyperion Trinity in mind ...