2. What is IoT?
The Internet of Things is a
network of physical
objects fitted with sensors
and connected to the
internet.
Working together they
collect, exchange and
act on the data they
measure.
3. How does IoT work?
Devices usually connect
with the network through
RFID, NFC or wifi.
Each device has a
unique ID, so it can be
addressed or tracked.
It’s predicted that by
2020 there will be 21
billion devices on the
network. (Gartner)
4. Why might IoT be important?
By acting on real data in
real time, the IoT
promises improved
efficiency, greater
accuracy, prediction
and prevention, with
wide economic benefits
in fields such as:
Health care, home
automation, smart cities,
transport, and the
environment.
5. What are the best IoT examples?
Clever Bouy
Shark detection system
https://cleverbuoy.com.au/
Points
Smart interactive
signage
http://pointssign.com/
Fujitsu’s
Hyperconnected van
http://bit.ly/1USpBXz