Les Fleurs du Jura, France

Benjamin Malthiery

This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignees: Abcd Technology Sarl, Bonoxides Sas. Active years: 2026.

IDiyas Innovation Intelligence. (2026). Inventor Profile: Benjamin Malthiery. Retrieved from https://idiyas.com/inventor/benjamin-malthiery

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Years Active: 2026

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Title: Benjamin Malthiery and Self-Sovereign Identity for IoT

Introduction

Benjamin Malthiery is an inventor associated with Les Fleurs du Jura, France. His patent work addresses secure digital transactions and self-sovereign identities for connected objects.

Latest Patents

Malthiery is named on 1 patent: “Self-sovereign-identities (SSI) for IoT and next internet.” The invention describes a computer-implemented system and method for secure transactions between users through a network of blockchains. Smart-contract rules defined by users at each transaction shape the network’s architecture, supporting adaptable governance, sovereignty, and interoperability while aiming to improve the speed and resource efficiency of information exchange and validation. The system also applies trust mechanisms to establish self-sovereign identities for objects, with the goal of reducing human involvement in data management and organization.

Career Highlights

The provided information lists Bonoxides SAS and ABCD Technology SARL among the companies where Malthiery has worked. His patent reflects an interest in blockchain-based systems, connected devices, and decentralized identity management.

Collaborations

Giacomo Benvenuti and Sarunas Bagdzevicius are identified as Malthiery’s coworkers. Their shared professional context is not specified in the available information.

Conclusion

Benjamin Malthiery’s documented invention explores how blockchain networks and self-sovereign identities could support secure, efficient, and less centralized data exchange for IoT and the next internet.

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