SMX's Global Operating System for Physical Materials Launched

SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) has unveiled a groundbreaking operating system that integrates physical materials into the digital economy. The system is embedded within materials via molecular marking, transforming them into trackable assets. This significant advancement aims to bridge the gap between physical goods and digital systems.

Currently, the system is operational in six countries across three continents. Notably, Singapore has implemented a nationwide deployment, assigning digital identities to plastics for enhanced recycling and compliance. Austria and REDWAVE have integrated industrial automation with the system, enabling real-time verification in recycling processes. Spain, through CARTIF, is embedding this technology within industrial environments.

Further, precious metals like gold and silver have been given system-level identities, facilitating reliable tracking throughout their lifecycle. In France, CETI is incorporating this technology into textiles, offering unprecedented transparency and traceability.

Each initiative contributes to a global framework, moving industries from unverified processes to authenticated ecosystems. This transformation supports compliance and enhances the efficiency and traceability of materials worldwide.