Digital Passport for Smart Toys
Project developing a digital product passport for the toy sector, integrating DLT (Distributed Ledger Technologies) with Artificial Intelligence services.
My Role
As a developer, I participated in implementing the digital passport system and integrating AI services.
Project Objectives
The digital product passport enables:
- 📦 Component control: Registration of elements in a smart toy
- 🏭 Traceability: Tracking of manufacturing and distribution stages
- 🔍 Identification: Toy characteristics and origin
- ♻️ Improved recycling: Reverse logistics for circular economy
- 🌱 Sustainability: Reduced waste generation
Multisectorial AI Platform
Enhancement and update of the platform integrating multiple AI services:
Artificial Intelligence Services
- Image recognition: Visual product analysis
- Chatbots: Conversational interaction
- Sentiment and emotion analysis: Natural language processing
- Voice recognition: Voice interfaces for smart toys
Blockchain Technology (DLT)
Development of Distributed Ledger Technologies providing:
- 🔐 Security: Trustworthy information exchange
- 🔗 Immutability: Verifiable storage through cryptography
- 🌐 Decentralization: Distributed identity management
- 📊 Traceability: Permanent record of relevant information
DLT Innovations
- Simplification: Mechanisms similar to traditional databases
- Learning curve: Facilitated access for unfamiliar users
- Self-sovereign identity: Purely decentralized management
- Database semantics: Intuitive interaction with DLT networks
Benefits for Toy Industry
- ✅ Improved quality: Smart toys with greater educational value
- 🔒 Security: Authentication and component verification
- 📈 Transparency: Reliable information about origin and composition
- 🌍 Sustainability: Alignment with circular economy
- 🎯 Added value: Market differentiation
Collaboration
Project developed in collaboration between AIJU and ITI, combining expertise in AI and blockchain technologies.
Funding
Funded by IVACE (Valencian Institute of Business Competitiveness) with co-financing from the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund.
File number: IMDEEA/2022/80