p-Chip micro-transponders are small, light-activated and uniquely traceable.
Shockingly durable and cost-effective, p-Chip crypto anchors can be adhered to products, components, ingredients—virtually any physical good. A variation of semiconductor technology then enables the tracking and authentication of these goods at every stage in the supply chain.
The opportunity is beyond anything available on the market today:
- Secure goods
- Prevent counterfeiting
- Control quality
- Enhance customer safety
- Validate provenance
- Authenticate parts
- Protect brand integrity
- Reduce risk & financial losses
- The list goes on…
Agriculture
Aquaculture
Automotive
Consumer Package Goods (CPG)
Electronics & computing
Manufacturing
Pharmaceuticals
And more…
p-Chip in Action
Functioning like a digital twin for physical items, p-Chip tracers are actively deployed in multiple highly regulated, industrial supply chains.
This breakthrough is helping major organizations serialize, trace and authenticate a wide variety of goods—from heavily stressed engine components to living fish.
Companies Spend
$105 billion
Amount companies spend on additive packaging protection technologies every year
Tiny, inexpensive and tough as nails, p-Chip crypto anchors enable the tracking of materials at any point in the journey to the customer—both before and after purchase. Organizations use p-Chip technology to:
Record chain-of-custody
- Pinpoint last/current location
- Record time of transfers
- Confirm current owners
Validate authenticity
- Prevent counterfeiting
- Validate returns & warranty claims
- Identify gray-market or end-of-life products
Serialize & secure the supply chain
- Attach a unique ID to each p-Chip micro-transponder
- Leverage Physical Unclonable Function (PUF)
- Monitor via inexpensive indexing platform
Comparing p-Chip
Although the implementation of p-Chip crypto anchors may overlap with that of RFID tags, bar or QR codes, and even the physical embossing of parts, the comparison stops there.
p-Chip trackers are less expensive, more secure, smaller, and more capable than any other tag.
RFID, although
widely used…
- Costs more
- Is much larger
- Poses attachment challenges
- Is difficult to read near metal
- Is more fragile
- Only operates in limited temperature ranges
BAR CODES,
ALTHOUGH CHEAP…
- Offer minimal security
- Are easy to duplicate
- Post attachment challenges
- Are large & fragile
- Have a limited environmental operating range
DIGITAL FOOD SECURITY
Agriculture and aquaculture companies can use p-Chip to track and validate ingredients from farm to fork or pool to plate.
DIGITAL DRUG SAFETY
Pharmaceutical companies can use p-Chip to trace medicines from lab to patient.
AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENT Serialization
Automotive and aerospace companies can monitor critical safety components, prevent counterfeiting and streamline recalls for massive revenue improvements.
Anti-Counterfeiting Solutions For Electronics
Electronics and computing companies can thwart counterfeiting and bolster authentication by tracking parts and finished products at every stage in the supply chain.
