Online food court payment processing using blockchain

An Online Food Court Ordering System

Increased demand of restaurant-goers generated the need for much attention for the hospitality industry. Providing much option with ease of ordering and delivering is the need of the hours. Technological interference has become mandatory to improve the quality of the service and business in this industry. Evidences are already existed for partial automation of food ordering process in the count...

Cointopia: Blockchain Analysis using Online Forums

In this paper we detail the results of exploratory data analysis against the Bitcoin blockchain, and compare various communities identified through mention and usage in online forums and datasets. By comparing these disparate communities, we manage to identify trends in convergence and adoption, cluster different addresses into groups with similar characteristics, and uniquely identify individu...

Blockchain Receipts: Patentability and Admissibility in Court

Blockchain Transaction Processing

A blockchain is a linked-list of immutable tamper-proof blocks, which is stored at each participating node. Each block records a set of transactions and the associated metadata. Blockchain transactions act on the identical ledger data stored at each node. Blockchain was first perceived by Satoshi Nakamoto (Satoshi 2008), as a peer-to-peer money exchange system. Nakamoto referred to the transact...

Modeling a Virtual Food Court Using DECAF

Modeling of economic phenomena principally proceeds on two levels, the microeconomic and the macroeconomic. Microeconomic theory explains economic decisions made at the level of the firm and the individual. Other fields of study also explain these decisions. In particular, organizational theory explains the organizational decisions made by individual participants. Since voluntary organizational...