CryptoNewsBreaks – Perpetual Industries Inc. (PRPI) Launches Alpha Beta Version of AutoGrafic Mobile App
Sep 3, 2021
Perpetual Industries (OTC: PRPI), an incubator for the development of new and innovative energy-efficient technologies and products, has unveiled an alpha beta launch of a new mobile app. The app, released from PRPI’s AutoGrafic Software division, will be featured at two upcoming events: the Worldwide Auctioneers’ Auburn Collector Car Auction, scheduled for Sept. 3–4, 2021, and the Kannenberg Collection Auction, slated for Sept. 10–11, 2021; both events will be held in Auburn, Indiana. Participants at the events will be the first to see the newest version of the app, which will allow users to access a variety of different features based on several different subscription plans; those features include collection management, social events, car auctions, insurance, research, preservation and historical documentation. According to the announcement, the app was designed to fill a need in the collector car community for user-friendly software, and the company hopes to receive valuable feedback and insight at the two events as it works to develop a platform to help users experience the art of the automobile in a whole new way. “We could not have asked for a better event to test our best features than at the Worldwide auctions,” said Perpetual Industries lead software developer Evan Witmer in the press release. “We will be displaying the app to the very people it was built for. This is an important piece in our blockchain division that brings much needed new technology and innovation to the collector car industry.”
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About Perpetual Industries Inc.
Perpetual Industries, which was incorporated in Nevada and is currently based in Auburn, Indiana, is an incubator for the development of new and innovative energy-efficient technologies. The company’s mission is to “perpetuate industry” by bringing value-added technologies to market. At PRPI’s core is a proprietary technology known as the XYO Mechanical Balancing Technology, designed specifically to dynamically eliminate vibration in rotating equipment to create energy-efficient, environmentally responsible products. The company is expanding its expertise and knowledge of energy-efficient technology by developing low-cost, green-energy-powered solutions for a variety of industries including renewable energy, blockchain mining, artificial intelligence, graphic rendering, internet of things (“IoT”) and cloud computing, while continuing its research, development and commercialization of the XYO Technology in key applications. For more information about the company, please visit www.PerpetualIndustries.com.
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