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January 2018 Chris BallingerMOBI founder+ ceo
Blockchains for Mobility
A Ledger of Things for theMobile Internet of Things
“10% of global GDP will be stored on Blockchains by 2025”World Economic Forum, 2016
“As disruptive and important as the PC and the Internet”Marc Andreessen
inventor of the internet browser on blockchain technology, 2014
Potential Use Cases for BC in Mobility Where can blockchain add value for industry, communities and consumers?
▪ Digital identity and vehicle history
▪ Usage based insurance
▪ Driving and AV data exchange
▪ Supply chain tracking
▪ EV/Grid metering and storage
▪ Car & ride sharing
▪ Mobility commerce / Car as wallet
▪ Autonomous V2X payments and coordination
▪ Usage-based fees (taxes, tolls, carbon, etc.)
▪ Tokenizing the mobility services ecosystem
Specialized connector for decentralized mileage tracking to eliminate odometer fraud
“Car Passport” PoC (2017) With Microsoft Azure BaaS, Innogy, BigchainDB
Tamper-proof, secure “digital car maintenance book” prototype (2017)With Microsoft Azure BaaS, VISEO
Vehicle data tracking PoC (2017)With Oaken Innovations
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Tracking Vehicle Data – Last Year’s PoCsEarly innovators for vehicle data tracking
Toyota Research Institute PoC (2017): Blockchain-powered mobility car sharing platform with Oaken Innovations, Commuterz
Car & Ride Sharing on a Blockchain
▪ A blockchain-based car sharing/leasing app could operate with smart contracts on the Ethereum blockchain and utilize middleware such as IPFS for data storage
▪ The original use case for smart contracts was auto ownership transfer
Mobility Commerce PlatformFrom Digital Identity to Digital Transactions
▪ Vehicles can have secure, blockchain-based accounts with digital identities *
▪ These accounts can include wallets that hold tokens on a secure digital ledger and send/receive transactions
▪ Digital tokens allow for the transfer of value and information between connected vehicles and things
* Ethereum is one example of a blockchain protocol that supports machine and human accounts with digital currencies. Not all blockchains allow for machines to have accounts or autonomously execute smart contracts.
Car eWallet
How Do We Get There?
Network Effects or Why Size Matters in Blockchain Ecoysystems
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“Blockchain is a Team Sport”Brian Behlendorf
Hyperledger/Linux Foundation
Introducing MOBIMobility Open Blockchain Initiative
Hello World!
▪ A newly created nonprofit foundation to accelerate adoption and promote standards in blockchain, distributed ledgers, and related technologies for the benefit of the mobility industry, consumers, and communities
▪ Creating simple, standard and digital ways of identifying cars, people, and trips, and for paying for mobility services
▪ Open, inclusive partner to entities in the pay for use, on demand, connected, and someday autonomous, mobility services industry
What is ?
Alliance of almost 70% of the world’s large automakers, along with many start-ups, non-profits, governments, transit agencies, and technology companies working to make mobility services more efficient, affordable, greener, safer and less congested.
Who is ?
Aioi Nissay Dowa Insurance
▪ Blockchain – A tamper-proof distributed ledger in which transactions can be recorded chronologically, publicly or privately
▪ Autonomy – Introduction of new sensors and safety technology that will progressively reduce the role of the driver and substitute machine intelligence
▪ Shared – Switch in consumption from private ownership toward Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Usage Based Consumption (UBC)
▪ Intelligent – Introduction of AI and Machine learning into vehicles to pursue complex goals
▪ Connected – Mobile phones and native connections are turning vehicles into nodes on the IoT
The BASICsFive trends that will disrupt transportation
The MOBI Grand Challenge • Over one million dollars of token
prizes to be awarded over the three-year Challenge series
• The MOBI Grand Challenge (MGC) series first Challenge -- a four-month long tournament to showcase potential uses of Blockchain in coordinating vehicle movement and improving transportation in urban environments – kicked off on October 12 and ends with a public demonstration of selected technologies at an event at BMW HQ in Munich on February 15, 2019.
October 10, 2018 - MOBI and TIoTA announce the launch of MOBI Grand Challenge to unlock new
Blockchain-connected autonomous vehicle solutions
The MOBI Grand Challenge Possible big, unsolved problems for future stages of the MOBI Grand Challenge• Consensus protocol for Ad
hoc local, mobile network• Low latency MANET
communication protocols• Secure, non GPS location• Micropayments• Vehicle and infrastructure
data exchange and marketplace
January [email protected]
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Blockchains for MobilityA Ledger of Things for the Mobile Internet of Things
January [email protected]
www.dlt.mobi
Blockchains for MobilityA Ledger of Things for the Mobile Internet of Things
