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Trade finance is a highly complex process involving dozens of parties and documents. It is a paper intensive industry with significant overhead costs, and it is plagued with documentation discrepancies, delays in trade financing and the risk of fraud.The World Trade Organization (WTO) estimates small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have $1.5 trillion in annual unmet trade financing needs and have 60% of their financing requests rejected by banks.Our custom built, blockchain-enabled, end-to-end global trading and trade finance solution addresses this unmet market need by joining forces with alternative lenders and private equity managers to provide financing to these SMEs that are underserviced by the banks. This shortfall has been caused by banks exiting the industry as their compliance costs and Basel III capital requirements increased.The platform brings all stakeholders (traders, lenders, insurers, shippers, etc.) to a trade transaction together – providing solutions through its module offerings that include trade finance, trade discovery, insurance, logistics and risk management. SMEs can pursue opportunities in trade and trade finance with more confidence and lenders can originate loans from anywhere in the world with more knowledge.In using the platform, trade processes are being digitized. This streamlines transactions, reduces overhead costs, enhances compliance, and reduces risk for its customers. It allows all parties to a given transaction to have complete knowledge of its status and progress. This brings the much-needed visibility across the trade chain and increased efficiency to the trade and trade finance processes.

Prolonged sitting has been identified as one of the risk factors associated with lower back pain (LBP). Slumped sitting posture, commonly observed in daily activities, results in spine flexion and increases the erector spinae (ES) muscle activity. This in turn elevates the joint compressive forces and the intra-muscular pressure, disrupting ES muscle blood flow and muscle oxygenation. Association has been established between muscle blood flow and fatigue. The near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is commonly used to measure muscle oxygenation. This non-invasive technology is commonly used by researchers due to its high accuracy. It is based on the absorption of near infrared light between the oxygenated and non-oxygenated hemoglobin and myoglobin. However, this is not well applicable in clinical settings due to its high costs and bulkiness.

The widespread adoption of the Internet-of-Things (IoT) resulted in large scale deployments of connected sensors and controllers. A disparate array of options were available to make the connected systems work. But this also introduced new problems in building any real production level system that is secure and scalable at the same time. It has been reported that the majority of the IoT systems today are highly vulnerable to cyber-attacks. The fast growth and adoption of public cloud systems offered new possibilities. The multitude of sensor types that need to be connected and the complexities of architecting the cloud services has slowed down the transition. Security and privacy are primary concerns when data leaves customers premises to a cloud platform. Scalability is essential for the capacity growth of a service platform in terms of an increasing number of customers and growing customers data. Availability of system round the clock throughout the year while maintaining cost-effectiveness necessitates the need for the right choice of redundancies and application capabilities. IoT platform primarily based on public cloud services to simplify the process of onboarding any IoT device or system. The platform makes use of existing public cloud services, on-prem private cloud infrastructures, the micro-services architecture and the tech owner's experience in identifying the most common patterns for specific industrial applications. Security is considered as an intrinsic component of the ecosystem in the design and they had taken thorough steps to make sure that there are no single weak failure points in the complete system.

Our Location Tracking solution enables companies in manufacturing, logistics and healthcare to streamline their operations and increase their product quality through Reduce searching and assembly time by locating tools with 30cm accuracy Improved visibility on work order status and location to identify bottlenecks in real-time and avoid delays Streamline intralogistics flow by optimising material handling equipment's motion and increasing their utilization rates. For example, we help hospitals to track medical equipment, to monitor the flow of patients, and to guide visitors. We help factories to automate supply chain decisions, to locate tools/equipment, to analyse intralogistics flows. Finally, we help retail clients for self-service and delivery, such as table service in fast-food restaurants. Overall, we help B2B clients in several sectors to reduce their operational 'waste' by minimally 20%.