According to foreign media reports, Denso, the world's second largest travel supplier, announced its joining the Mobility Open Blockchain Initiative (MOBI). MOBI is a global alliance that brings together major companies and organizations and is committed to innovating travel services through blockchain technology or connecting decentralized data transactions through cryptography. Through cooperation with MOBI, Denso works with other automotive industry and technology leaders to use blockchain technology to create a more secure mobile travel ecosystem that can make data exchange and payment services more seamless and support shared travel services.
In the MOBI Alliance, Denso will help lead the work of the Connected Mobile Mobility & Data Market (CMDM) working group, which is committed to building standards and strategies to enable blockchain to be applied to automotive-related settings. Denso North America Roger Berg, vice president of research and development, will serve as vice chairman of CMDM.
In general, Denso is studying how to use blockchain technology to enable transportation industry personnel to cooperate more freely and safely, thereby bringing potentially huge dividends to a wide range of travel areas, such as improving fleet management and optimizing car sharing services. and many more. In addition, the research cooperation between DENSO and MOBI is also in line with its long-term strategy, that is, a strategic roadmap that guides the company to create new value in the emerging transportation field through innovation and unique partnerships.
MOBI is a non-profit intelligent travel alliance. It cooperates with forward-looking companies, governments and non-governmental organizations to promote blockchain standards and accelerate the adoption of blockchain, distributed ledger and related technologies in the mobile travel industry. Services are more efficient, more economical, more environmentally friendly, safer and smoother.