Daniel Kaufman presents an overview on the rise of the #InternetOfThings while identifying key statistics and future outlooks

1. The Rise of the Internet of
Things
Presentation by Daniel Kaufman

2. The Internet of Things
The past 25 years of
Internet growth was
fueled by human
communications. The
next 25 years of Internet
growth will be fueled by
machines.

3. By 2020, with more things than people
on the Internet, will we still need web
browsers?

4. Everything will be connected
Billions of wirelessly
interconnected devices
will communicate
directly.
i.e. smart phones, smart
glasses, smart cars,
smart watches, drones,
smart textiles, etc.

5. Wearable
Device
Growth:
In 2011, there were 14
million devices sold.
In 2016, there were 171
million devices sold.

6. Connected Through Sensors

7. One of the biggest drivers of
the Internet of Things
is the increasing number
of low cost sensors
available for many
different kinds of
functionality.
Some examples
include…

8. 1. Sensors to Share Data With
Other Devices That Will Soon Be:
Embeddable
Implantable
Micro and nano scale

9. 2. Accelerometer
Movement

10. 3. Potentiometer
Sound, light, electrical
potential

11. 4. GPS
Temperature, moisture,
location

12. 5. Galvanic Skin
Heart rate

13. These 5
examples are
all used to
Manage, Connect,
Control & Measure
Things We Care About

14. The Quantified Self
Plenty of room for growth
in the market…
For example:
60% of US adults track
their diet, exercise or
weight
But, only 21% are
currently using technology

15. –Matthew Wong, research and data analyst at CB Insights
“Venture capitalists want to have Quantified Self in
their portfolios.”

16. But, beyond our bodies, the Internet of Things Will
Disrupt Other Areas of Our Lives

17. Smart Homes
Google is developing a
Smart Home Network
just for the Internet of
Things

18. Smart Meters
A smart meter is usually
an electronic device that
records consumption of
electric energy in
intervals of an hour or
less and communicates
that information at least
daily back to the utility
for monitoring and
billing.

19. Growth of Smart Meters
2008: 4%
2012: 18%
2020: 55%

20. Transportation
Growth of Connectivity
Platforms in our Cars

21. Connected Vehicles Will Be
The Norm For:
Syncing productivity
Entertainment
Traffic management
Direction to open
parking spots
Electric vehicle charging

22. In 2012, there
were 10% of
car connected
By 2020, 90% of cars
will be connected!

23. Smart Cities

24. What’s a Smart City?
A city-wide network of
sensors provides real-
time valuable
information on the flow
of citizens, noise and
other forms of
environmental pollution,
as well as traffic and
weather conditions.

25. Smart
Parking
• Connected to WiFi
network.
• Online parking spot
searching & payment
via smartphone apps.

26. Smart Bus
Stops
• Display real time bus
times, tourist info &
digital ads.
• Charging sockets for
devices.
• Free WiFi hotspot.

27. Smart Street
Lights
Beyond energy efficient
lighting, streetlights
have sensors that:
• Monitor air quality, &
• Provide WiFi hotspot.

28. Even Garbage
Bins are
Connected
• WiFi connected bins
monitor trash levels
• Optimize routes for
garbage collection

29. The Global Internet of Things Market is Poised for
Explosive Growth

30. There are 50 billion things
connected to the Internet
In 2013, $1.9 trillion was
contributed to the
Internet of Things market
By 2020, it will be $7.1
trillion!
Larger than the
projected 2020 Russian
GDP

31. –Eric Schmidt, Google Executive Chairman
“By the end of the decade, everyone on Earth will be
connected.”

32. How many “things,” including your body, can you
communicate with through a device?
And will a smartwatch become more like a wearable
woven into your garments, contact lenses or implanted
into your body?
Whatever the eventual device, it is manufacturers that
play a lead role in translating technologies into new
products for tomorrow.

33. Sources:
www.jabil.com
www.gartner.com/newsroom/
id/2684616
http://mashable.com/
2014/17/15/thread-network
http://thinkpatient.com/
quantified-self/
http://share.cisco.com/
internet-of-things.html

34. For more information, or to
contact Daniel Kaufman,
please visit his website at:
http://danielkaufman.nyc/