Features: FIBREE (Foundation for International Blockchain and Real Estate Expertise) is a startup promoting the integration of blockchain and the real estate sector, using knowledge graph technology to manage semantic connections in real estate data. The aim is to increase transparency and efficiency by managing real estate transactions, evaluations, history, etc. on a unified platform.
Use cases: It is used for real estate investment, asset management, and automation of real estate transactions, especially in international transactions that require transparency and traceability of real estate data. In addition, by managing real estate data in collaboration with blockchain, it increases reliability.
URL: https://fibree.org/
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- October 23, 2024
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tada@aicritique.org
He has been a watcher of the industrial boom from the early 1980s to the present day. 1982, planner of high-tech seminars at the Japan Technology and Economy Centre, and of seminars and research projects at JMA Consulting; in 1986 he organised AI chip seminars on fuzzy inference and other topics, triggering the fuzzy boom; after freelance writing on CG and multimedia, he founded the Mindware Research Institute, selling the Japanese version of Viscovery SOMine since 2000, and Hugin and XLSTAT since 2003 in Japan. The AI portal site, www.aicritique.org was started in 2024 after losing the rights to XLSTAT due to a hostile takeover in 2023.Related Posts
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