1. The document discusses issues with the current "Internet of Things" including technical problems, security concerns, privacy issues, and absurd applications. 2. However, it argues that the hype and growing pains of new technologies are normal and will be worked out over time through brute force creativity and focus on solving problems rather than just adding features. 3. The key takeaways are to think about creating value and solving problems rather than just new technologies, focus on accessibility over features, and that the full potential of the Internet of Things may take 5 more years to be realized.

1. Internet of 💩
Audrius Janulis, WHAT’S NEXT? 2016

2. Who is this guy?
• Currently @ Adform
• Before @ Ad Fingers, Gaumina
• Background in web development, physics
• Likes tech stuff, GIFs, Dank Memes

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5. Agenda
1. Introduction 2. Rant 3. Reasons 4. Takeaways
2.1. Technical issues 3.1. Hype cycle
2.2. Charging 3.2. Brute-force creativity
2.3. Security 3.3. Focus
2.4. Privacy 3.4. George Lucas problem
2.5. Plain absurd

8. 2. Rant

9. 2.1. Technical issues

13. Basket of remotes

15. 2.2. Charging

17. 2.3. Security

22. Some men just want to watch the world burn

23. 2.4. Privacy

28. 2.5. Plain absurd

37. 3. Reasons

38. 3.1. Hype Cycle

41. Living through 1.0
of any new tech
is always a pain

42. 3.2. Brute-Force Creativity

44. 💩

45. 3.3. Focus

49. 3.4. George Lucas problem

51. 4. Takeaways

52. • Forget digital / mobile / technology first.
• Think creativity / value / problem solving first.
• Accessibility over features.
• Internet of Things? Give it 5 years or so.

53. Thank you!
for business
for the lulz
@audriusjanulis