Internet of Things

Internet of Things

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  Name: Nitika E-mail: [email protected] TwitterId: @nitika_arnima University: ABV-IIITM,Gwalior Year/Semester: 8th Sem Branch: Information technology Internet of Things The Internet of Everything….. The Internet of Nouns
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  IoT Introduction O acomputing concept that describes connectivity of physical objects to the Internet. O be able to identify themselves to other devices O may include other sensor technologies, wireless technologies or QR codes. O world where just about anything can be connected and communicate in an intelligent fashion O with the Internet of Things, the physical world is becoming one big information system.
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   IoT platformhelps in getting products to market, adapting to regulatory requirements, increasing efficiency.  Connection of devices, machines, and things allows to dynamically generate, analyze, & communicate intelligence data, increase operational efficiencies, and power new and greatly improved business models. Needs converging unrelated networks, scale to meet increasing traffic demands, employ advanced data analytics.
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  Internet of Caringthings O A network of connected objects brought to life by a clear mission: to actively care for consumers – their physical and mental wellbeing, homes, loved ones, and more. O Consumers lavish love and attention on products, services and experiences that unlock new ways to serve imperatives like -  Physical health,  Mental wellbeing,  Safety and security,  Connection to loved ones innovations that have blazed an early CARING trail. The Nest smart thermostat*, NIKE fuelband and Fitbit, for example.
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   In 2005,there were 2.5 billion connected devices, most PCs, smart- phones, tablets. By 2020, there will be over 30 billion connected devices, most not PCs, smart-phones, tablets. (Gartner, November 2013)  100 'things' are coming online every second. (Cisco, July 2013) Technologies converge - four forces are paving the way for the explosion of the INTERNET OF THINGS • Cheaper and more efficient wireless connectivity chips. • Rising adoption of cloud storage • Ultra-precise geo-location. • The crowd-funding revolution  As consumer demand and technological capacity converge, the INTERNET OF CARING THINGS will evolve in exciting new directions.  Internet of Healthy things  Internet of Mindful things  Internet of Safety things  Internet of Security things  Internet of Family things Trends
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  Internet of Things-Trends watched in 2014  Big Data to get Bigger: These ‘things’ (sensors, chips, computers) produced even more data than we have now, taxing our already complex enterprise Information Management systems. Clouds Required: Aggregating all this big data and acting on its findings was best achieved by capturing, analyzing and responding from the cloud. IoT Analytics: Advanced analytics and dashboards provided insights from all the ‘things’. New Business Processes Required: IoT enabled new automated sense and respond systems, disrupting traditional processes. Education Needed: Increased demand for education and skills training related to Sensor Networks, how to implement them and what to do with the data collected.
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   Security &Privacy: These two issues were big components of any IoT strategy and were considered for the devices, the connections, and the cloud. IPv6 Required: Transition from IPv4 continued in 2014. Machine to Machine (M2M):Sensors and devices talked to each other and data centres via wireless communications. IOT Apps: New apps required to integrate sensor based data into business applications Industry Partnerships: Traditional IT vendors accelerated their partnerships with global telecom service providers and semiconductor vendors. Product Design: Consumers and Customers increasingly expected products to come with embedded sensors.
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   INSTANT SKILLS» All the gear, AND the idea.  FAST-LANING » The end of the line for waiting in line.  FAIR SPLITTING » Mobile wallets find their (shared) value.  INTERNET OF SHARED THINGS » New connections. New behaviours. New opportunities.  BRANDED GOVERNMENT» Time to get behind corporate-powered civic change.  POST-DEMOGRAPHIC CONSUMERISM » Demographics are dead! Long live demographics!  CURRENCIES OF CHANGE » Because good behaviour should no longer (just) be its own reward.  SYMPATHETIC PRICING » Pain point-targeting discounts.  ROBOLOVE » 2015: Rise of the Robots.  BRAND STANDS » Get off the fence! 10 Future prime innovation opportunities to run with
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  Interest Areas O INTERNETOF SHARING THINGS- Nothing gets trend watchers more excited than when two trends get all amorous In next five years, the Internet of Things and the Sharing Economy collide to allow a whole new world of asset sharing: spontaneous, useful, fun, profitable and more. O there have been some exciting INTERNET OF CARING THINGS innovations, such as Chinese tech giant Baidu’s set of smart chopsticks, which can detect the freshness of cooking oil. O Enter the INTERNET OF SHARING THINGS- As more objects become connected, new ways of deriving value from them will become possible for consumers, shared access being one. O The Collaborative/‘Mesh’ economy has long been predicted, but the coming months will see it start to become a consumer reality via the INTERNET OF SHARING THINGS. One signal: currently only 4% of consumers own an in-home IoT device, but nearly two-thirds plan to buy one in the next five years (Acquity Group / Accenture, August 2014).
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