Towards the Internet of Things
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The document discusses the evolution of technologies towards an Internet of Things (IoT), where billions of physical objects are connected via embedded systems and sensors. It outlines the development of concepts like ubiquitous computing, ambient intelligence, and pervasive networks that contribute to the IoT. Key requirements to enable the IoT include technologies for distributed sensor networks that are context-aware, reliable, energy-efficient and secure. The document also discusses synergizing European strengths in research projects and standardization to help realize an IoT.
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