Updating All Industries by Tokenizing Physical “Things”.
Explore the industrial use cases built on the ThingsToken™ Protocol. In logistics, a shared digital shipping label is in production. Following logistics, we are extending TTP to cold chain, energy, and entertainment and media.
The High Cost of Invisibility.
Global supply chains are fragmented. Data is siloed across manufacturers, carriers, and retailers, making it impossible to see the real-time truth of your inventory. For premium goods such as sake or pharmaceuticals, temperature excursions and counterfeits destroy brand value before the product even reaches the customer.
A Unified “Map” for Your Processes.
ThingsToken™ acts as a universal passport for products. By anchoring shipment records and sensor data (location, temperature, vibration) to the blockchain, we create a tamper-evident record that no single company’s system controls. This enables seamless cross-organizational data sharing and transparent end-to-end visibility — in production today as a shared digital shipping label in logistics. We are also extending this to cold chain, where transport and storage must be temperature-controlled.
End-to-End Traceability
Track item-level location and hand-overs across shippers, warehouses and carriers.
Quality Assurance
Prove that products remained within specified temperature ranges throughout the journey.
Anti-Counterfeiting
Digital certificates linked to the physical item verify authenticity instantly.
Capital Trapped in Hardware.
Physical infrastructure — data center servers, heavy machinery, rental fleets — is capital-intensive and hard to account for. Managing the lifecycle of these assets requires manual audits, complex paperwork, and centralized intermediaries, slowing down business velocity.
Infrastructure That Keeps Its Own Record.
ThingsToken™ turns physical hardware into programmable digital “things”. Devices can manage themselves — verifying their own condition, executing maintenance contracts, and recording usage. This supports transfer of rights and automates operations. In energy, we are extending TTP to the management of sensor equipment.
Tokenization of Things
Represent servers and machines as transferable tokens with bundled rights and contracts.
Self-Managed Lifecycle
Devices autonomously anchor maintenance logs and usage states to the blockchain for verifiable proof.
Automated Contracts
Smart contracts manage access rights and enforce contract terms based on real-time usage.
The Engagement Gap.
In the event industry, scalping destroys fan trust, and engagement often ends when the show is over. Organizers lack direct connections to their true fans, and valuable community contributions go unrecognized.
Token-Bound Experiences.
Create secure, lasting connections by binding tokenized tickets to biometrics such as facial recognition. Scalping is eliminated while entry becomes frictionless. After the event, the token evolves into a permanent membership, turning transient visitors into long-term community stakeholders.
Scalp-Proof Tickets
Face-authentication entry ensures only the rightful owner can attend.
Hands-Free Entry
No smartphones or paper tickets required at the gate.
Fan DAO Communities
Tokenized participation in festivals records the contributions of fans who build the community.