IoT: Is this the fourth industrial revolution?

Technology Untangled

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🗓️ 29 September 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

An infinite number of devices, sprawling networks, and an astronomical amount of data: the Internet of Things is set to change the way we live and work forever! From agritech to deep space communications, and... fitness collars for dogs?

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0:00.0	The IOT is about connecting an infinite number of devices together to create data.
0:09.0	It's about insights that allow decisions and actions to be made in a truly autonomous way.
0:14.4	The possibilities are endless, challenging and extremely exciting.
0:24.3	What is the Internet of Things?
0:26.0	So it means different things to many people, but really in simple terms, distributed technologies
0:32.6	at a massive scale.
0:35.1	That's Ian Henderson.
0:37.1	My name is Ian Henderson. I'm a chief technologist for
0:40.2	Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. Along with Ian and today's guests, we'll be untangling the
0:47.7	internet of things, from smart homes to manufacturing via deep space communications to discover what makes smart devices
0:57.1	actually useful, could telemetry make shipping more environmentally friendly, and is the
1:03.8	IoT's efficiency ushering the fourth industrial revolution?
1:08.6	All of this and a load more things. I'm Michael Bird and this is
1:13.2	Technology Untangled. The IOTT is about connections and communications between the
1:25.7	eloquently titled Things.
1:28.3	A network of physical objects. That's what I see is things that are embedded with sensors and some software and other technologies for the purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and systems over the internet.
1:46.0	NETU Korshul there, HPE General Manager for the UK and Ireland covering compute, edge,
1:52.0	IOT and digital services.
1:54.0	When we talk about things, I'm referring to possibly moving assets like cars or pallets or even stationary things like machinery equipment
2:03.9	parts or even buildings. It could literally be anything.
2:08.7	I think many people think of the internet of things in the smart home or a connected
2:13.6	watch. I remember, you know, I've done a lot of smart home things in my house over the years
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