Stickables: Enabling IoT For Everyone
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Stickables aims to make IoT sensing accessible to everyday people by enabling low-cost smart stickers that can be placed anywhere to monitor environments. The stickers would connect via mesh networks to smartphones and other devices, then upload data to an analytics platform. This would allow ubiquitous monitoring of environments at low prices. The company plans to roll out the technology in three phases - first harvesting basic data, then enabling devices to react to insights, and finally optimizing systems based on recursive learning. By democratizing environmental monitoring, Stickables hopes to improve understanding and make changes powered by gathered awareness.
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02_Internet-of-things-IOT-by-Davis-M-Onsakia_ISOC-IoT-SIG.pptx
02_Internet-of-things-IOT-by-Davis-M-Onsakia_ISOC-IoT-SIG.pptx
02_Internet-of-things-IOT-by-Davis-M-Onsakia_ISOC-IoT-SIG.pptx
02_Internet-of-things-IOT-by-Davis-M-Onsakia_ISOC-IoT-SIG.pptx
02_Internet-of-things-IOT-by-Davis-M-Onsakia_ISOC-IoT-SIG.pptx
02_Internet-of-things-IOT-by-Davis-M-Onsakia_ISOC-IoT-SIG.pptx
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IDTechEx Research: Internet of Things - After the Hype: So Who's Buying IoT?
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👉 Check out our full 'Africa Series - Automation Student Developers (EN)' page to register for the full program:
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- 1. Stickables: The Future of Tags with IoT
- 2. The Mission: Enabling Pervasive Internet of Things with Smart Stickers
- 3. IoT is predicted to be everywhere but the focus is on Smart Appliances, Smart Devices, Smartphones, Wearables, and those big infrastructure components big companies sell to `empower` IoT? How about us everyday folks? The Problem Or The Dream
- 4. The solution Imagine the first key step of IoT --- sensing --- and make it as easy as buying a roll of tape, stick this extremely low powered or even kinetically powered sensors, and connect it into a mesh via smartphones and other value-added devices...
- 5. How IoT works 1 IoT Sensor Consumables That Are Low Cost, Low Power, Low Fidelity, And Highly Fungible. 2 Networks Working Both With Lightweight And Standard Full-Stack Protocols And Standards. 3 Operational And Analytics Platform To Consolidate And Derive Higher Value Insights.
- 6. The product: Ubiquitous Low Cost IoT Tags + Apps + Multi-Network Support + Operational & Analytics Platform + Value-Added Devices Bundling
- 7. Adoption Model A roadmap with 3 phases of adoption and which builds on the achievements of the previous: sensing and data harvest for analysis; acting on the stimulus and insight gathered; and optimising the system recursively Sensing Environmental Awareness Actuating Enacting Change Optimising Better Environment
- 8. Why now? The world is now prepared to democratise the technology of instrumenting our environments and creations with the goal of understanding it and, in turn, improving it with action powered by awareness and insight.
- 9. “Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come.” Victor Hugo Dean Marc Co D.M.Co@edu.salford.ac.uk 201612