Technology company Arçelik is using blockchain technology as part of a project funded by the European Union.
of the European Union Horizon 2020 Domestic technology company Arçelik is also involved in the project called C-SERVEES, which it supports in line with its program.
The project, which received 6.3 million euros of its 7.9 million euro budget from the EU, aims to increase the cyclicality in the electricity and electronics sector. The project, which started on May 1, 2018, is planned to continue until October 31, 2022.
Within the scope of this project, Arçelik aims to create digital twins of recycled materials, enable suppliers to provide certificates for raw materials, enable manufacturers to track parts, and enable customers to track recycled parts using QR codes integrated into various products/product parts. uses blockchain technology.
End users can determine what type of recycled material is used in a particular product. QR codes pasted on televisions, washing machines and built via blockchain thanks to digital twins they will be able to learn.
Arçelik believes that its own products and plastic part formulas can be followed through this technology, and this is a factor especially in terms of separating products that have expired into their components. sees it as an opportunity.
Considering the marketing benefits this can provide, Arçelik cooperates with Circularise, which it works with within the scope of the C-SERVEES project, outside of this project and aims to use this technology in mass production.