ENCINITAS, CA, Dec. 21, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Com-Guard.com, Inc. (OTC Pink: CGUD), the technology company that has been designing and developing security applications for over 15 years, had previously announced that it is going to standardize on the Raspberry Pi Development Platforms using Linux based Software and ARM Architecture Hardware to develop low cost and high-performance solutions and is planning on implementing the Blockchain Software on the Raspberry Pi Platform. As stated previously, the first target industry will be the Solar Industry.
In an article titled, “SolarCoin How Blockchain Is Incentivizing A 5,000 Gigawatt Quest To Save The Planet” by Jacqueline Prause, July 4th 2017 in Digitalist Magazine published by SAP, it was stated that “Rather than wait for more money to flow into the solar industry, the SolarCoin Foundation (see below), based in Greenwich, Connecticut, is incentivizing solar production for participating households and businesses, one megawatt-hour at a time – and it’s using blockchain technology to do it.”
An item of importance to the Company is that the above article also states that the “use of a $10 piece of equipment called a Raspberry Pi, which is a data logger that gathers information from the solar installation and publishes it to the blockchain. Currently, there are also discussions in progress to have some solar equipment providers embed SolarCoin in a more dynamic way onto solar equipment they sell, hence enabling granting down to the minute.”
As previously stated, "We are currently using the Raspberry Pi Platform for Hardware and Software development and we see an opportunity to use our long history of development of Hardware and Software to educate the consumer on Blockchain Software on the Raspberry Pi and develop an easy to use Platform for Solar Companies to sell and end users to understand. We believe that it is important for the Company to concentrate on SolarCoins and we are looking to continue to establish relationships with Solar Companies and the users of Solar Power therefore enhancing our understanding into how we can use the Blockchain Software and the Raspberry Pi technology in this market,” said Dr. Edward W. Savarese.
The Company purchased the Web Names BlockChainPi.info, SolarCoinSolar.info and SolarCoin.solar to better explain its strategy and the Company’s implementation of Blockchain on the Raspberry Pi and specific targeted markets. Its first market will be the Solar Industry using the SolarCoin Currency. “We are going to develop these websites to educate the Public on Blockchain Technology on the Raspberry Pi (BlockChainPi™) and its implications for the future in the Solar CryptoCoin and other CryptoCoin Markets”, said Dr. Edward W. Savarese.
About the SolarCoin Foundation:
Founded in 2014 by a group of solar experts and macro-economists, the SolarCoin Foundation is an international network of volunteers and community members whose job it is to oversee the distribution of SolarCoins (cryptoexchange symbol: SLR) – a blockchain-based digital currency that is distributed to solar producers at a rate of one coin per megawatt-hour of solar energy produced, based on verified meter readings. The organization maintains a public ledger that records each SolarCoin given out to solar electricity generators.
About Com-Guard.com, Inc.: (Pink Sheets: CGUD), (www.com-guard.com)
Com-Guard, Inc. has been recently focusing on the announcement that it is going to standardize on the Raspberry Pi Development Platforms using Linux based Software and ARM Architecture Hardware to develop low cost and high performance solutions in the Security and Tracking Markets and is planning on implementing the Blockchain Software on the Raspberry Pi Platform. The company has been a software and hardware developer in the security markets for over 15 years.
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