The Internet of Things for what? Interconnect everything should promote the emergence of augmented reality, which is the juxtaposition of digital information on the real environment that surrounds us. The European Commission, which was launched in April a consultation on the issue in order to clarify the framework…
The Internet of Things should represent more than 2 billion connected objects by 2017 and profits amounting to around 14,000 billion dollars. A growing market, that the company Cisco doesn’t want to ignore by creating « Cisco IoT. »
Cisco, the worldwide leader in networking that transforms how people connect, communicate and collaborate, wishes to participate in the development of the « Internet of Things ». Indeed, the company wants to put the odds on his side to win market share in this sector which has a bright future in the world.
The growing trend of communicating objects and possible uses of these new technologies demonstrate the potential of this technology business sector. With its new entity dedicated to the Internet of Things named: IoT Cisco, Cisco demonstrates the company’s strategic commitment to growth and reflects the skills of the manufacturer.
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The Girondin Fabrice Boutain, CEO of the French company Slowcontrol has captivated America during the show high tech 2013 International CES in Las Vegas with electronic range HAPIfork.
HAPIfork is a smart range that enables users to examine their eating habits to change. The objective is to eat less to lose weight quickly.
The principle is simple, the range is connected to a smartphone or computer, and when the user eats too fast (two bites in less than ten seconds), it vibrates.
With a USB port, the range also allows you to record data on the dietary habits of users: number of shots range, duration of the meal hours, regularity, meal composition etc.. Simply plug the key on his computer to find the dashboard via the Internet or a mobile application. Furthermore, while electronic, fork goes in the dishwasher thanks to its removable part.
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When we talk about the « Internet of things » we refer to identifiable objects being able to communicate over the Internet or a similar network. The term « Internet of things » was first coined by Kevin Ashton in 1999.
The internet of things takes an ever-increasing importance in our lives. Everyday we are faced with connected objects, for exemple, with connected TV, mobile payment, QR codes. These kind of applications will grow. All kind of objects could be connected: Nike created the connected shoes, when you run with these shoes they inform you about your speed, your route, so you can compare various courses.
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