S1seven | Metal Identity

in five years from now, there will be ten times more machines and physical objects connected to the internet than there are humans on this planet. digitalisation and new technologies in industrial production are driving the need for steel material data beyond the currently defined standards. leading steel producers will want to focus not only on continuing on metallurgical innovation but also to provide much more data electronically, together with the physical product, so customers are able to optimise engineering, selection of raw material and save both time and money during manufacturing. steel but smart uses blockchain and digital identities to provide an incorruptible, collaborative and trustworthy connection between the physical materials and its quality data.