The document discusses the history and concept of the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as the interconnectivity of physical devices, vehicles and buildings that are embedded with sensors, software and network connectivity to collect and exchange data without human interaction. Examples are provided of how IoT enables devices to automate tasks like turning on alarms, making coffee and setting temperatures. The document then covers the technical aspects of how IoT is implemented and how connected devices can work autonomously. It also discusses how IoT can provide benefits for businesses in areas like manufacturing, buildings, the environment and more.

1. Internet of things

2. Introduction History IoT
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3. You:
Turn off an alarm
Make coffee
Set a temperature of water
Set a navigator
Text your boss
IoT:
Your coffee is ready
There’s plenty of hot
water
Navigation has
determined your route
Your car texts your boss

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5. History of the Internet
Web 1.0
Web
2.0
Web
3.0 IoT
Static page,
content view
Not only a content view, but
also a generation of
information
Computer data processing
Internet of Things

6. Smart House Smart Enterprise
Smart Transport

7. The person himself turns on / off a light bulb. Check it in
case of breakage

8. Man configures the rule and the bulb itself lights up at the
right time.

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10. The Internet of things is the inter-networking of physical devices, vehicles, buildings, and other
items—embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity that
enable these objects to collect and exchange data.
IoT
A “thing” is any object with embedded
electronics that can transfer data over a
network — without any human
interaction.

11. üHow to achieve this technically?
üHow agents live and work?

12. Receiving
an event,
the
awakening
Calculation of
residue
powder
The
replenishment
planning
Optimization
(combined
purchases)
The inclusion
in the
shopping list
(control)
The
agreement
with the user
Rescheduling,
if the powder
has not been
purchased
Learning
from
experience

13. üHow to achieve this technically?
üHow agents live and work?
üWhat does IoT mean for business?

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15. Building
Watson IoT for buildings is a
complete solution that helps you:
Capture data from sensors and devices
Consolidate that information on a single
cloud platform
Generate recommendations that can be
operationalized by your asset and
facilities management software

16. With Watson IoT, you can:
Increase production without increasing
resource usage
Increase efficiency, reduce harmful
waste and pollution
Improve the security of our food
system
Predict extreme weather events and
mitigate negative consequences.
Environment

17. With Watson IoT, you can:
Make manufacturing assets and
equipment more intelligent to improve
reliability and reduce downtime
Use cognitive analytics to deliver closed-
loop, data-driven process improvements
that enhance quality and productivity
Optimize production resources by keeping
production line workers safe and
minimizing energy consumption
Factory

18. With Watson IoT, you can:
Enhance the resident experience.
Improve operational performance.
Develop new business models.
Increase environmental
sustainability.
House

19. With Watson IoT, you can:
Play like a pro by leveraging real-time
insights.
Predict team dynamics and financial
outcomes with advanced analytics.
Create the ultimate fan experience.
Sport

20. With Watson IoT, you can
Deliver innovative in-store
experiences to drive customer
loyalty.
Redesign your store operations,
drive efficiencies and reduce costs.
Build more intelligent merchandising
and supply chain strategies.
Store

21. With Watson IoT, you can:
Use continuous engineering and
embedded software development to
speed the delivery of new in-vehicle
services and updates
Use in-vehicle and contextual data to
manage fleet operations, monitor
driver behavior and optimize planning
Use real-time tracking and monitoring
data to anticipate failures and reduce
diagnostics time for maintenance
needs
Vehicle

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25. continued support for human by objects that surround it
transparency of process, it is result orientation
speak not how to do it, and what you should have

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