Stephen Ellis

TRACKING YOUR PALLET PRESENTED BY Cornboard Tracking Your Pallet PAGE 02 Cornboard VALUE PROPOSITION There is an ever-increasing worldwide consumer demand for traceable products. Customers want to know where their food comes from, where it was grown and how it was handled during transportation from farmer/producer to their homes. We create traceability through a combination of hardware and software to provide in-depth data and insight into the entire production and logistics process. This is valuable to each participant in the supply chain to ensure quality control and transparency. We aim to solve three critical supply chain issues: 1. Spoilage 2. Traceability 3. Lost or Stolen Goods We solve these issues by telling you three categories of information: 1. Where a product is 2. If it is missing - where it was lost or stolen 3. The environmental conditions that impact the quality of the product (e.g. temperature, humidity, force impact, etc.) We provide a three-fold technology service: 1. Smart Sensors to track location and environmental conditions in nearreal time 2. Blockchain to ensure quality control 3. Data Analytics with a web and mobile view to make informed business decisions Tracking Your Pallet PAGE 03 Cornboard DATA, DATA, & DATA 7 DAYS Connected We installed sensors inside a pallet to track location and temperature as the pallet moved from Colorado, to the panhandle of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and ultimately Iowa. With the sensor inside the pallet, we are able to track the conditions of shipments as they move throughout the entire supply chain ensuring quality control and accountability. In the future, we are able to track force impact to ensure pallets are handled properly by participants in the supply chain. TEMPERATURE & LOCATION Measured Tracking Your Pallet PAGE 04 Cornboard LOCATION The pallet was transported from Colorado to Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and Iowa, as its final destination. We are able to showcase in great resolution the location of the pallet at periodic time intervals. In tandem, with location data, we can correlate other factors such as temperature and force impact at a given location to determine how the shipment was handled. Tracking Your Pallet PAGE 05 Cornboard TEMPERATURE DATA Temperature spikes occurred on September 19th when the pallet reached Iowa. The average temperature was about 23.5°C (~74°F). The highest temperature reading was 37.7°C (~99°F) and the lowest temperature reading was 12.8°C (~55°F). The temperature trend shows higher measurements as the trip progressed. Additionally, we have a 12 hour forecast on temperature. *The user may input the accepted parameters of the minimum and maximum accepted ranges to create alerts when temperature crosses the min and max thresholds.