Visible Assets, Inc. Introduces AccuAudit® IO - a Blockchain Verified Database Embedded in The RuBee® IO Framework and the RuBee Wireless (IEEE 1902.1) Auto-ID Platform.
The RuBee IO Application Framework, AccuAudit IO, and RuBee Wireless Tags and Readers Provide Auto ID Solutions with Enhanced Security, Accurate Chain of Possession, and Optimized Factory Automation with Secure Verified Blockchain Audits for Sensitive Items.
STRATHAM, N.H., Jan. 25, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Visible Assets, Inc. ( Visible® ) Stratham, NH, has released a new systems' product, AccuAudit IO. AccuAudit is based on a blockchain verified audit trail tied to RuBee wireless tags and readers. AccuAudit has adopted the secure SHA256 hash chain widely used in financial blockchains to provide a verified cradle-to-grave, Chain of Possession audit trail for sensitive items. Visible sells a variety of integrated Auto-ID, IEEE 1902.1 systems built upon the core RuBee IO framework that will use AccuAudit. Armory 20/20 - secure small arms armories; Store 20/20 - explosive and sensitive item stores; Factory 20/20 - defense, aerospace, and FDA regulated factories; Allegro 20/20 - weapons shot counting. Harsh conditions found at our customer sites due to steel, high EMI noise and multipath reflections, make RF-based technologies (e.g. RFID, WiFI, Bluetooth, NFC, Dash7, and Zigbee) unreliable. RuBee Wireless tags emit magnetic fields and are not blocked or reflected by steel or liquids.
John Stevens, CEO of Visible said, "Most of our customers are obligated to do routine audits for regulated or sensitive items with manual pencil and paper, recording serial numbers, or barcodes with stock keeping cards. Audit data is often manually entered into larger enterprise systems on a daily basis. RuBee IO and AccuAudit automates that audit process while eliminating high labor costs and errors. This is achieved with real-time asset status reported many times each day."
RuBee Wireless is the only technology that has a proven zero safe separation distance on fused ordnance and on nuclear warheads (HERO ZERO). RuBee is safe on and near high explosives (HERF ZERO). RuBee wireless is secure and produces no Compromising Emanations, with no eavesdropping, target or tempest risk. Finally, RuBee has no nulls, or multipath interference so provides 100% read accuracy and can manage and optimize product flow on any factory floor on or near steel, and liquids. The tags have a five to fifteen year battery life, and meet MIL-STD-810F.
Tim Pierce, VP Business Development, said, "RuBee wireless systems combined with the RuBee IO framework and AccuAudit provide full automation and security of assets for our Defense/Industrial Internet of Things customers. We integrate sensors into the RuBee tags that detect shock, temperature, humidity, and other environmental factors which impact the performance of the asset. The AccuAudit reports contain physical location, sensor data linked to customer defined limits, and asset history. These capabilities have the ability to replace existing manual auditing requirements." http://www.rubee.io/Asset20
About Visible Assets, Inc.
Visible Assets, Inc. is a private Industrial and Defense Internet of Things company, based in Stratham, New Hampshire. Visible designs, manufactures, and supports RuBee wireless real-time asset visibility solutions and networks based on the IEEE 1902.1 standard and the RuBee IO application framework. Visible provides a variety of integrated AID visibility solutions and application. RuBee Visibility Networks are installed and working in over 1,200 commercial and government worldwide sites. Visible Assets, Inc. has an active RuBee licensing and partner program.
Background Material:
www.rubee.com
www.rubee.io/RuBee40
www.rubee.io
www.accuaudit.io
Contacts:
John Stevens, CEO
Visible Assets, Inc.
[email protected]
617-395-7601
Tim Pierce, V.P. Business Development
Visible Assets, Inc.
[email protected]
920-207-9555
SOURCE Visible Assets, Inc.
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