The application of virtual reality (VR) in aviation presents endless possibilities such as enhancing passenger experience with in-flight entertainment and assisting the flight crew with immersive training.
Despite the advantages of cryptocurrency wallets, there are certain limitations such as cybercrime risks that are tarnishing its evolution.
Almost 1 in 10 persons are getting sick due to the consumption of adulterated food, out of which 420 000 people die every year. This is partially one of the reasons why consumers have diminished their trust in the food industry. No doubt, world governments need to carry out frequent checks for contamination on food samples. But, such tests are still not enough to identify the provenance of the contaminated food products. Blockchain, a technology that is known for helping industries that face trust issues, can help the food industry address its problems too. With blockchain, every stakeholder who is involved in the industry can access relevant details about a food product. Hence, blockchain can help food producers and retailers in tracking the food supply chain to know more information about safety, provenance and authentication thereby helping them rebuild the trust of consumers
Blockchain and autonomous vehicles is a perfect match. The combination of both concepts facilitate monetary transactions and mitigate the risks of hacking.
The application of augmented reality (AR) in supply chain management can help to speed up production, reduce machines' downtime, minimize in-house costs to achieve shorter sales processes, thus boosting worker engagement and enhancing overall productivity.
Thanks to a decentralized blockchain-based network that has a trusted ledger, recruiters can validate applicants' resumes, monitor evaluation scores, and assess their skills.
At the beginning of 2018, Cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin became a household name Along with cryptocurrencies, the term "blockchain" also became very popular, mainly due to the fact that it is the underlying technology behind cryptocurrencies. But in spite of all the hype, many enthusiasts may not realize the fact that the though blockchain technology is the platform over which cryptocurrencies are developed, the use of blockchain technology for this purpose is not mandatory.