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Our mission is to develop new emerging applications for decentralized web software protocols.
Our passion is delivering Web 3.0, a decentralized and fair internet where users control their own data, identity and destiny.
Developing Tomorrows Technology Today
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Over the past six years the team at Yotta, through Founder & CEO Gary Spence, have been designing the next generation of edge cloud storage that is more efficient and highly scalable with the ability to scale at a rapid pace. The YottaCube is an eco cloud network for smart data and applications that can even be applied in commercial and agricultural environments and linking in with solar energy systems.
Yotta Laboratories is a technology company which specialises in Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT)- commonly known as Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), the Internet of Things (IoT), Smart Contracts (SC) and Smart Cities.
The metaverse will provide a whole new opportunity for education and Agritech.
We understand many people may think that the metaverse is just the latest chapter of buzzwords and jargon. However, we believe it deserves a large of attention and the hype it has received in recent months is well deserved as it provides a huge opportunity, and gateway to a better future.
The Yotta Institute of Science and Technology is in the process of developing a whole new education system not just in the academic world but also for advanced learning.
Disruptive technologies have revolutionised how we live and work. These technologies have allowed providers to reimagine the way that people interact with their services, making them more accessible and more responsive to real-time demand. In the same way, Smart Cities reimagine the way that citizens interact with the urban landscape, using cutting-edge technologies to create more efficient urban systems and better informed citizens.
A Smart City uses intelligent technology to enhance quality of life in urban environments, for instance by minimising waste, optimising energy usage, or reducing congestion. This is made possible by the Internet of Things, the networked connection between everyday objects, which means that nearly all elements of the urban landscape – including transit networks, energy grids, lighting systems and parking monitors – can wirelessly broadcast their state and activity in real-time. Although new hard infrastructure is sometimes required, these systems can often be superimposed on existing infrastructure through the installation of cheap and discreet sensors. The resulting smart infrastructure is dynamic and reflexive, monitoring its own operation, predicting faults before they occur and optimising the delivery of resources or services to match demand.
Today’s cities need to adapt in order to respond to the global challenges of climate change, population growth, demographic change, urbanisation and resource depletion. The development of information and communications technologies presents an opportunity to transform the vulnerable power- hungry metropolises of today into the resilient low-carbon cities of the future. What’s more, we already have the necessary tools to deliver Smart Cities. Most urban citizens are already equipped with smartphones and tablets, enabling them to access information about their urban environment, and even shape that environment by interacting with other smart technologies around them.