The company’s general director, Anton Alekseev, said that cooperation with the Spetsvuzavtomatika research institute will make it possible to create software that will allow information transfer operations between subscribers through space.
Within the scope of the project, it is planned to use crypto keys carried to the space station. Alekseev noted that the experiment will first be carried out on the International Space Station, and then this software can be used on satellites.
This project aims to develop technologies in the field of blockchain and can form the basis of various applications, including the collection and exchange of information between Internet of Things devices and digital financial assets.
According to Alekseev, software development is expected to be completed this year.
Source: Ferra
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