Uploaded byRob Manson
Is that sense-able?
The document discusses the evolution and variety of sensors used in technology, highlighting their historical development from buttons and keyboards to modern devices like cameras and GPS. It introduces the concept of the Internet of Things and the rise of sensor-based startups, emphasizing their role in personal health monitoring and data collection. Additionally, it touches on emerging standards and ethical considerations related to surveillance and privacy in a sensor-rich environment.
Is that sense-able?
- 2. your brain isa sponge! photo credit
- 3. it soaks updata through your senses photo credit
- 4. but now wehave digital sensors too photo credit
- 5. they let ourdevices see, hear & feel photo credit
- 6. so what sensorsare out there? photo credit
- 7. buttons & switches: 1800s photo credit
- 8. keyboards : 1868- 1964 photo credit
- 9. the mouse :1963 photo credit
- 10. the light pen: the 80s photo credit
- 11. the data glove: the 80s photo credit
- 12. in the 90snot much happened photo credit
- 13. now things aregetting interesting photo credit
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- 21. light detection andranging photo credit
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- 26. the quantified selfis born photo credit
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- 40. this post-PC worldis really taking off photo credit
- 41. new combinations arepossible photo credit
- 42. sensor based startupsare hot ? photo credit
- 43. the internet ofthings is here! photo credit
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- 48. click here formore info demonstration photo credit
- 49. so what standardsare coming? photo credit
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- 51. W3C : pointsof interest
- 52. W3C : deviceAPIs & policy
- 53. W3C : webreal time communication
- 54. WHAT WG :living HTML
- 55. Khronos Group :streaminput
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- 61. number plate trackingis common photo credit
- 62. everyone's face isrecognised photo credit
- 63. orientation based keylogging photo credit
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- 67. where are you? photocredit
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- 69. who are you? photocredit
- 70. questions? just speak into the microphone and please smile for the cameras it makes the facial recognition software happy 8) photo credit
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