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At the intersection of physical objects and web services INTERNET OF THINGS
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Internet of things - Frantic

Aug 11, 2014

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At the intersection of physical objects and web services

INTERNET OF THINGS

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The development of the internet we know today has risen from the great services that were able to streamline user needs or create new needs... Services like Facebook and Google B

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•  Mashups: web services and sources of data to create something new.

•  Combining location data with vendor data in Google maps

MOVEMENTS LEADING TO INTERNET OF THINGS

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•  Remote control for devices: Expensive and one way communication to connected devices.

•  Heating up the sauna with a SMS

MOVEMENTS LEADING TO INTERNET OF THINGS

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•  Early “web-connected” devices:

•  Nabaztag WiFi Rabbit

MOVEMENTS LEADING TO INTERNET OF THINGS

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•  Like a modern cuckoo clock, Nabaztag will speak out the time every hour

•  Nabaztag will give you his or her

weekly recap -- a breakdown of the time you spent together, and whether it was noteworthy

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Usually THIS is what we think when we are asked about internet of things:

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INTERNET ON MY FRIDGE!

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It’s much more than sticking a monitor on your kitchenware.

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“The Internet of Things is a term that describes where the Internet is connected to the physical world via multitude of sensors” - Kevin Ashton 1999

SO WHAT IS IT?

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•  Now almost everything can be connected to the internet

•  Sensors and computers are so small that they can disappear

•  Enabled two way communications

IN 2013:

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Everything is super small

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Computers: Arduino

Raspberry Pi

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•  Temperature, light, humidity, IR sensors

•  Liquid flow meters

•  Near field sensors and chips

•  Micro cameras

The list goes on and on…

Sensors:

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Combine them with web services and the possibilities are VAST

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•  Wearable tech

•  Tweeting plants

•  Context aware web services

•  Web controlled mechanics

•  Social data gathering & broadcast

•  Health monitors

•  Learning thermostats

Some examples:

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Using existing web services to connect with the physical world

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IFTTT (If This Then That) is a social service tool, allowing you to make simple connections between your digital lives via API hook-ups.

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Users can create recipes for home automation devices.

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This all may seem like testing ideas and hacking, but eventually Internet of things will be “melted” into the surroundings and become invisible to the users.

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Ubiquitous computing (Ubicomp)

An advanced computing concept where computing is made to appear everywhere and anywhere, using any device, in any location, and in any format.

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Modern user interfaces take us there Tangible user interface

•  Touch, sense, manipulation

Surface user interface •  Touch, tap

Ambient user interfaces •  Gestures, speech, location, movement

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“We believe that technology is at it's best and empowering when it simply disappears.

- Jony Ive