Weβve also announced several partnerships including:
Cambridge University: Fetch is engaged in a partnership with Cambridge Universityβs Institute for Manufacturing to develop supply chain use cases with AI multi-agent systems and their next-generation blockchain.
T-Labs: (The R&D unit of T Mobile) In May 2019 Fetch announced a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with T-Labs, the R&D unit of Deutsche Telekom. Fetch.ai has conducted a number of trials with the T-Labs team in mobility, smart cities and autonomous driving
BaΕtuΔ Metallurgy: In October 2019 Fetch announced a partnership with Turkish steelmakers including BaΕtuΔ Metallurgy to develop the first AI-powered decentralized metals exchange and recorded the historic first trade on the exchange.Β
Warwick Business School: Fetch.ai is conducting trials with Warwick Business School that showed that the autonomous agents could reduce daily energy costs at Warwick Universityβs student campus by 13β18%.Β
AI Innovation Network: Fetch.ai is a current industry partner with the AIIN focused on research into, and the impact of decentralized, distributed intelligence
Grey Swan Digital: Autonomous agents are allowing users to set alerts for specific trading opportunities, manage customer positions in Grey Swan fungible objects, provide liquidity within user specified risk constraints, manage collateral in Grey Swanβs platform, and perform risk-based lending to traders on the Grey Swan platform.
Smart Dubai: Fetch.ai is contributing towards the vision and delivery of the Dubai Decentralised Data program sponsored by Smart Dubai Data