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Building a Royaltized-Use NFT

This Medium article discusses how NFTs with complex data structures that support composability can derive a royalty from reuse.

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Using an NFT to Govern Privacy Rules

This Medium article discusses the use of several blockchain token standards (including one potentially new token standard that extends ERC-721) to transform the abstract concept of a “privacy preference expectation” into a tangible, shareable, and even monetizable digital proxy.

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Privaceum's Patents

We are pleased to report that six of our patents have now been granted:
U.S. Patent No. 11,423,174, issued 08/23/22
U.S. Patent No. 10,831,925, issued 11/10/20
U.S. Patent No. 10,831,924, issued 11/10/20
U.S. Patent No. 10,579,825, issued 03/03/20
U.S. Patent No. 10,521,604, issued 12/31/19
U.S. Patent No. 10,452,863, issued 10/22/19

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Why Privaceum?

Deep dive into the technological, social, policy, and legal reasons why Privaceum is such an important step forward in our conception of privacy.

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Privaceum Presents New Architecture for Privacy at Data for Policy 2017 (London, UK)

"We traditionally think about privacy as information privacy, but robots introduce qualitatively different privacy concerns," said Kevin Miller, CEO and Co-Founder of Privaceum. Miller further noted that blockchain and smart contract technologies form an almost perfect technical backbone to solve many of the problems of distributed architecture, consensus, negotiation, and auditing inherent in any holistic solution to IoT and robotic privacy.

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Privaceum Founder Presents New Legal and Technical Framework for Privacy at WeRobot 2017 (Yale University School of Law)

"How does a robot know what to do in a complex, public environment with multiple actors, each having different privacy expectations?" Kevin Miller, CEO and Co-Founder of Privaceum, asks the audience of robotics and legal experts at WeRobot 2017 at Yale University. Miller presented his paper "A New Framework for Robot Privacy" during the conference.