Introduction by yellow3 lab
From yellow3 lab’s public-source research · Checked 24 Sep 2026
Research by yellow3 lab
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NFC · QR code · RFID (HF)
“Every product event receives a unique identifier linked via QR code, NFC, or RFID, with each scan revealing verified sourcing and production history.”
Public API
“Thor REST API — The native interface.”
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