Some types of data generated by sensors and other intelligent, network-connected objects would be suitable for direct viewing, or provide useful context for driving valuable end user experiences through Augmented Reality-enabled platforms. One of the obstacles to exposing automated information "feeds" of this nature to large audiences is the lack of standards. Read more about Christine Perey: The AR Standards Community
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Run Computer, Run focuses on the current economic, political and cultural factors that are shaping the Internet and the artistic responses to them through a series of exhibitions, seminars and a publication. The research will discuss and explore how the practice of the digital artist is transitioning, not only with the growth of digital technologies, but are increasingly being informed by... Read more about Nora O Murchú: Run Computer, Run
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David Shamah; "The internet of things is the idea of everyday objects being intelligently connected through a combination of wireless networks, modules, sensors and software to enable the real-time exchange of information — with key elements of Qualcomm's platform developed in its Haifa facility. Among the products that have resulted from that technology is the Tagg, Qualcomm's pet tracking device." Read more about Qualcomm and the Internet of Things
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Founded in July 2012 by a team of Internet of Things pioneers, Thingsquare boasts over 25 years of combined expertise in the area of Internet of Things technology. Thingsquare is a privately held, bootstrapped startup. Thingsquare's head office is currently located in downtown Stockholm, Sweden.
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The much quoted “50 billion connected devices to the Internet by 2020” forecast is the impetus driving companies in all parts of the ecosystem including infrastructure, applications, services, systems, and semiconductors to position themselves for a share of this market. ...The IOT market is, in fact, becoming a reality.. Read more about Frank Ferro: The Business Of Things (The Internet of Things)
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After all; to which question was/is the IoT an answer at first? The most elementary description of the IoT is that it connects the physical world to the virtual/digital world. More articulated descriptions exist, but they vary in detail, not in their essence. Nevertheless: by connecting both worlds we have facilitated a possible way of communication; next – or better first - we need to determine why, when and for whom. . Read more about Internet of Things Week in Rotterdam!
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No one is making money with Internet of Things at the moment beyond the first waves of low hanging fruit: optimizing, even more efficiency, monitoring tools even before potential wear shows…. There is a clear deadlock. Clients do not know what they can expect, nor do they know what they could ask. The M2M vendors can not interface their sensor capabilities beyond optimizing. No one is asking for an Internet of Things. Read more about Rob van Kranenburg: What is IoT?
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09 April 2013 15:00, Trento, Italy. Trento at the center of the Italian Internet of Things landscape!
Join us in Trento, Italy on April 9th for a great IoT Day. Lots of presentations about IoT fundamentals and future, device scaling, MQTT, security, open source hardware, IoT marketplace, research and EU projects about IoT and more. Cool IoT demos!
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