Like the aviation example, restaurants and retailers also lean on time-sensitive information. Ditto's play there is to enable mobile point-of-sales systems that can operate similarly in online and offline modes. Most legacy systems, Fish says, were not designed with true P2P capacities. "There's a huge opportunity in the point-of-sales space for our technology," he said. In a similar vein, Ditto is also seeing opportunities at stadiums and other large event venues where connectivity issues arise when cellular connectivity is generally weak or mobile networks are overloaded.Īn early example there is HugoApp, a deliver app for good, entertainment and services focused on Latin American and the Caribbean. HugoApp has used Ditto's platform to support digital ticket scanners at World Cup qualifying games that, in addition to taking in that data, can also share it with other ticket scanners at the venue. That setup, for example, ensures the event organizer doesn't lose any ticket sales data while also preventing digital tickets from being reused. Taking and relaying in-seat food and beverage orders and receiving payments in offline scenarios represents another use case being pursued in the events market, Fish said. Looking further out, Fish believes Ditto is also well-suited for other types of services and applications saddled with millisecond latency requirements, such as virtual reality and augmented reality, robotics and autonomous vehicles.
"We see Ditto playing a key role in is enabling some of those next-generation applications. “Alliance Partner” shall mean ZDCL (Zee Digital Convergence Limited), hereby referred to as “DittoTV”, who has entered into an alliance agreement with ICICI Bank for purpose of providing the Offer.We're really just at the earliest stages of it right now," Fish said.
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