DEVELOPING AND SMART CONTRACTS OF BLOCKCHAIN

Dr. Robin Rohit Vincent holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from M.S. University in India, a Master of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering from Madurai Kamaraj University in Tamil Nadu, India, and a Ph.D. in Computer Science from Alagappa University in Tamil Nadu, India (2021). The Computer Science and Engineering, School of Computer Science and Engineering, and Information Science departments of Bangalore’s Presidency University are where he presently serves as an Associate Professor. For a total of 23 years during his career, he has worked as a full-time professor in HEIs. He has taught at five universities in India and abroad. He was the Head of Educational Technology Centre or CTO at the Sultanate of Oman’s University of Technology and Applied Sciences – Ibra. He is also a CISCO-certified instructor. He has a background in computer engineering, with a focus on computer networks, security, and the Artificial Internet of Things. He is a journal reviewer, has published research papers in both national and international journals, and is a member of the International Association of Engineers (IANG), the Computer Society of India, the All India Association for Educational Research (AIAER), and The Institution of Engineers (IEI).

 

Ms. Vanita Dandhwani is an Assistant Professor in the Department of computer Engineering at Monark university  Gujarat.

Ms. Vanita has 10 years of Experience as an active academician and researcher also. She received her B. E from Saurashtra University and master degree from GTU and she secured first class with distinction.She has published papers in gtu approved publications.she has also submitted Indian patent on title ” Block chain based framework for analyzing the security and privacy of IOT for future enhancement of source location”

Patrik Viktor A qualified car mechanic. He graduated from high school with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a degree in Economics. Specialising in self-driving vehicles, IOT systems, IT systems and decision support systems. IEEE Hungary Young professional chairje . He is also the President of the Jánossy Ferenc College. Vice-President of the National Association of PhD Students in Economics. Currently assistant lecturer at the University of Óbuda.

Dr. Sumegh Shrikant Tharewal Currently working as Program Head of M.Sc. Blockchain Technology at Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University, Pune, India, he completed his Ph.D. from Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India in the Department of Computer Science, and Information Technology. He is having 12+ years of experience in Research and academics. He worked with different reputed organizations like Manipal University Jaipur, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Aurangabad, Government Institute of Forensic Science, Aurangabad, Maharashtra. His research interests include Blockchain Technology, Biometrics, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, and Pattern Recognition, and Image Processing.  He has published more than 40 Research Papers in various national, and international conferences, and International Peer-Reviewed Journals like IEEE, Springer, and Elsevier. 15 Scopus-indexed Research Papers in his credit, and he received 210 citations with a 9 h index on Google Scholar for his publication.  He received 2 Fellowships in his Ph.D. tenure one is from UGC SAP BSR by the University Grant Commission Government of India and the second is from Avishkar Fellowship by the Government of Maharashtra. He received the Research Excellence award 2019 from the Institute of Scholars Bangalore, and the Indo Asian Young Scientist Award 2021 in Biometrics from the International Multidisciplinary Research Foundation (IMRF) Registered with the Government of India NITI Aayog NGO Darpan. 13 Patents in his credit,  4 with the Government of India, 5 with the Australian Government, 1 with the South African Government, and 2 with the Government of Germany out of 13 patents he received 5 patents grant from the Government of Australia, and 2 patents grants from the Government of Germany. He is a Ph.D. Supervisor of Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University, Pune, and Ph.D. Co-supervisor at Manipal University, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. He has Successfully Completed 5 Research Projects, and he is handling 4 ongoing research projects. He guided more than 30 Postgraduate students and 20 undergraduate students in their projects.

Description

The terms “Blockchain”, “Cryptocurrency”, “Bitcoin”, “Ethereum” and “Hyperledger” encompass not only “Token” but also everything necessary to get started with Blockchain technology. In the first chapter devoted to blockchain, we discussed what blockchain is, how it works, its historical developments, technological developments, potential application areas, and the possible future of blockchain. Before going into the well-known architecture of the Bitcoin blockchain, it is necessary to understand the second problem, namely cryptocurrencies. Metamask is a tool that relieves the burden of this long process that would otherwise require setting up a full Ethereum node, which would consume a lot of memory and time. Metamask, which was previously only accessible via Google Chrome, is now accessible via Firefox and other popular web browsers. The content of this book focuses primarily on the third category and how lawyers can harness the potential power of these developments. This chapter introduces the key components of blockchain technology, smart contracts, and what we call the legal design of smart contracts. This section provides basic explanations of how blockchains and smart contracts work and states that these innovations have the potential to radically transform various aspects of social and economic life. Recently, much attention has been paid to the relationship between law and information technology. Therefore, one of the most important elements of this article is how information and communication technology (IT) affects legal issues and vice versa. The focus is on the legal ramifications of automation, with a particular focus on artificial intelligence (AI). According to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)1 and the Data Protection Directive (DPD)2, these roles and responsibilities are (mostly) delegated by the terms “controller” and “processor” to which they refer. actually under control. and the person who processes the data on behalf of the owner (unless the owner is performing the treatment). These are the parts that really affect the rendering, as the titles suggest. Some argue that these concepts play an “important role” in the system3, and how we interpret them will significantly affect the operation of law. Code is the invisible framework that supports our daily operations. 1 This latest development can be seen as the pinnacle of digital transformation. In conclusion, the term “digital revolution” refers to the transition from “analog” electrical and mechanical devices to “digital” information technology.

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