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Eran Shlomo presents on Internet of Things (IoT) trends. IoT involves connecting devices with sensors to the internet and analyzing the collected data. IoT systems typically involve sensors, gateways to collect local data, cloud computing for large-scale storage and analysis, and applications to view insights and take actions. Major IoT trends discussed include increased personalization, lower costs, barriers dropping, and creativity driving innovation. However, disruptions to industries and issues around privacy, security, regulation, and unemployment must be addressed. The presentation provides a high-level overview of emerging IoT applications and their impacts across different domains.
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Internet of things - 2016 trends.
- 1. Eran Shlomo, IPP tech lead, Haifa eran.shlomo@intel.com ©
- 2. About me Haifa IoT Ignition lab and IPP(Intel ingenuity partnership program) tech lead. Intel Perceptual computing. Compute, cloud and embedded expert. Maker and Entrepreneur Focus on Data science and Machine learning in recent years
- 3. Agenda What is IOT ? Life cycle and basic components Why does it matter ? Current major trends
- 4. What is IoT Internet of things, Term coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999 A very general term, manifesting usage of connectivity & compute around us Though not by definition, majority of the IoT applications is around wireless communication. Many protocols with different attributes, compete to dominate the market.
- 5. IOT Cycle & base components Analytics Cloud compute Gateway Device Sensors/Actuators Acquire data Send to Gateway Send to cloud Store Analyze View & take actions
- 6. Why does it matter ? Individual Family Community Nation Globe Carrier Workplace Industries Markets Finance Disruption is coming : @home , @work
- 7. Before we start … You are encouraged to learn more, Only scratching the surface Prediction is hard, Disruption superposition Envision is faster than execution Will try to focus on everyone’s daily visible changes
- 8. Industry 4.0 Personalization Costs dropping Barriers drop Creativity wins High investment ROI not clear Quality
- 9. Smart home The Home mainframe war The Home OS war A LOT of 20$ connected STUFF Security needs redefinition Standardization Security
- 10. Shipping facing disruption Online shopping getting stronger Physical retail challenged, M2M shopping Direct marketing Retail Privacy Commercial deficits Shipping adjust slow
- 11. Constant monitoring , A LOT of data Genetics understanding and manipulation Robotic operations Artificial analysis boost medical Blurred borders Fear Data silos
- 12. New levels of safety Unemployment impact Ownership model change Ecosystem impact Autonomous cars Legal, Insurance & Ethics Fear Regulation Unemployment
- 13. Family robots Drones impact everywhere Service robots Re-invent Industrial robotics Regulation Regulation Army of robots ? Unemployment
- 14. Fintech Trust is becoming cheaper P2P finance Distributed currencies Power shifts Regulation Extreme change Crypto break moment Existing models collapse
- 15. Artificial intelligence Deep and broad impact Cognitive computing (deep) Patterns exposed Language barriers dropped Privacy Big brother Hard to Explain Decision’s WHY Singulairty
- 16. AR/VR VR pass TV in a decade ? Education, Media, Gaming , Mixed reality Virtual life Health Social skills
- 17. 5G Video, Live, For everyone We are the mainstream news Real-time Must for IoT More radiation ? Standardization Security Slow deployment
- 18. Summary • Slower than published on the news papers • Impact is broad and deep Big change • Change is not bad thing • We replace old problems with new ones FUD is natural • Full digitization • Jobs elimination • Job is not a must • Man and machine interleaved • You have control like never before Expect • Layering the base for bigger changes • Quantom,Gov tech,Ed tech, Just the beginning
Editor's Notes
- Smart Home Industry 4.0 Retail Autonomous cars Robotics Medical FinTech Cognitive computing 5G Wearables