Introductory presentation I gave at Genivi's all member meeting in Birmingham. First part is a blockchain explainer and second part introduces some use-cases.

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The Blockchain and Automotive
Hype, Reality and Possibilities
Vasily Suvorov, VP Technology Strategy
May 10, 2017

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What is Distributed Ledger Technology? (AKA Blockchain)
Decentralized Data-Sharing Technology that:
 Connects participants in a business ecosystem
without a central intermediary
 Maintains real-time, add-only,
unchangeable ledger and history of transactions
 Automates business rules execution
Made possible by a unique combination of
Peer-to-peer communications,
Strong encryption,
Distributed consensus and
Smart contracts

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Blockchain 101
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TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER
TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER
TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER

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TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER
TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER
TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER
The key to Confusion - Consensus
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<send Bob 10BTC> <Bob has +10 BTC>

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Application-Specific Parts of Blockchain
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DATA/STATE SYNCHRONIZATION
TRANSACTIONS
SEQUENCE
UNIQUE
FINGERPRINT
MAGIC NUMBER
CONTENT
RE-USABLE
DIGITAL
SIGNATURES
TRANSACTION
VALIDATION
CONSENSUS
SPECIFIC

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Smart Contracts Intro
“Ideal Smart Contract”
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Prose
Executabl
e Terms
Current
Implementations• Signatures
• Balances
• Conditions
• Turing Complete
• Balance
• KV Store
A smart contract is
a computerized
transaction
protocol that
executes the
terms of a
contract*
“
* Nick Szabo - 1994

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Platform Selection and Business Mapping Framework (4C Model*)
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CONTENT
CONSENSUS
COMMUNICATIONS
CONTRACT How can we animate the immutable
record so that events trigger actions?
How can we agree the immutable
record of transactions?
What kind of assets will be
in the transactions?
Which entities create and propagate
transactions?
SHARED
LEDGER
SHARED LEDGER
APPLICATIONS
CONSENUSCOMPUTER
(*Source: Consult Hyperion 2015)

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Can blockchains scale?
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Network Size
Throughput
< 100 tx/s
High
Latency
> 10K tx/s
Network
Latency
< 20 nodes > 1000 nodes
Stellar / Ripple
IOTA
Ethereum PoW
Bitcoin POW
Kadena
Tendermint
Symbiont
Ethereum PoS*

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BLOCKCHAIN FOR AUTOMOTIVE
Promising Use-Cases
Immutability
Auditability
Consensus
Encryption
• Connected Car Ecosystem – How Data & Apps are used
• Mobility Services – How cars are shared
• Security & Safety – Addressing hacking and privacy concerns
• Ownership - How cars are owned
Connecting multiple players and processes
to improve:
• Payments
• Identity
• Supply Chain & Manufacturing
• Extended Services
• V2X

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P2P Charging for Electric Cars
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Wallet Charging
Station
Directory
Custodian
Service
Launched on 5.5.2017
1100+ charging stations

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Taking Advantage of de-centrilized ecosystem
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Creates
Car ID Ownership Service
Car ID/ Private Key
SW Update Per Drive

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Summary
 Blockchain is rapidly developing beyond Financial Services
 Automotive industry is facing fundamental transformation and blockchain is
a natural fit
 Autonomous cars will require decentrilized ecosystem
 Standards and co-operation is required to make real progress
Genivi is a great place to embrace the
technology and make progress together

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Thank You!
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Questions?