Blockchain Transaction Record
Cork Supply’s AI driven and Patented X100 Technology Gains International Recognition
The company invested 1.2 million Euro in innovative and patented technology that analyzes 100% of the closures to eliminate anomalous cases of oxygen ingress, providing the most consistent performance cork closures on the market.
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Key Takeaways (TLDR)
- Cork Supply's X100 technology guarantees consistent OTR rates on natural corks by analyzing internal structures with AI.
- The Legacy closure by Cork Supply is the first to offer a bottle buy back guarantee.
- Cork Supply has invested millions in innovative cork closure technology, culminating in the groundbreaking X100 patented solution.
| Blockchain | Details |
|---|---|
| Chain | polygon-main |
| Transaction ID | 0xa98566dfbe8ab5ef9b05a1d085a65022e0f71ad241478c3069bee40b4ce0718a |
| Contract Address | 0x0553B273B8eBf464Bd2a37C259F0eEBb3d70Fd71 |
| NWAI Digital Fingerprint | 1435-040e99c810a5b2ddedb1714bda28256d |
| Registration Timestamp | 2025-02-18T19:15:11+00:00 |
Other Recent Blockchain Registered News for Cork Supply
- Cork Supply Revives Cork Harvesting Events at Cal Poly and UC Davis, Launches Scholarship Program to Portugal Benicia, CA (Newsworthy.ai) Monday Jul 1, 2024 @ 7:00 AM PDT — Cork Supply successfully revived its Cork Harvesting events at Cal Poly and UC Davis, offering hands-on education in sustainable cork practices. They also announced the Cork Supply Scholarship, which will send 10 students from seven countries to Portugal for an immersive experience in cork harvesting and production.