Again, we are talking about something that others are pursuing, i.e., blockchain plus a tag. This concept has been proposed and is being explored and beta tested by major global companies. The only difference here is that QMC is pitching a QD based tag, although again, they are neither alone nor first with this concept.
The tag environment, form, and requirements are probably going to be a little different for every application. Not all applications are going to need a QD tag.
Regardless, the macro is the same:
- Tag an item.
- Scan the tag.
- Upload it into the blockchain network for real-time tracking and traceability.
As you say, QMC probably needs to have the scanner details resolved. Additionally, they'll probably have to formulate the right QD composition for each customer's application, and then prove it with field evaluations and real world longevity/stability testing.