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The Internet of Things - Taking the Web to the Everyday
The document discusses the emerging concept of the Internet of Things, where everyday objects are connected to the internet and able to send and receive data. It notes that the number of internet-connected devices is growing rapidly and will exceed 40 billion by 2020. Examples discussed include smart home devices, sensors that monitor energy usage, and health monitors worn on the body. The document argues that this proliferation of connected devices will weave the internet into the very fabric of daily life.
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- 1. The Internet ofThings Taking the Web to the Everyday FINHTML5, Helsinki, 2012-01-24
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- 3. Martin Spindler Co-Founder &Managing Director Internet of People Limited http://internetofpeople.eu Strategy Consultant Internet of Things | Smart Energy http://martinspindler.net hello@martinspindler.net twitter.com/mjays
- 4. Martin Spindler Co-Founder &Managing Director Internet of People Limited http://internetofpeople.eu Strategy Consultant Internet of Things | Smart Energy http://martinspindler.net hello@martinspindler.net twitter.com/mjays
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- 8. “But how doI find out how much I use?”
- 9. About at thesame time…
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- 14. Not exactly whatthe consultants meant…
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- 17. “But how doI find out how much I use?”
- 18. “What happens to‘Energy’ when we think it with Web principles?”
- 19. Impact of cat pictures onthe environment?
- 20. Web 2.0 =“The Read-Write Web” Smart Grid = “The Read-Write Grid”
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- 32. In short, tocreate a better document access system.
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- 77. Thank you foryour attention and have a great conference!
- 78. Martin Spindler Co-Founder &Managing Director Internet of People Limited http://internetofpeople.eu Strategy Consultant Internet of Things | Smart Energy http://martinspindler.net hello@martinspindler.net twitter.com/mjays