2. History: Internet of Things
1832: Electromagnetic Telegraph was created
by Baron Schilling in Russia.
1844: Samuel Morse sends first morse code
public telegraph message.
1950: Computing Machinery and Intelligence
by Alan Turing
1964: Understanding Media Marshalll
McLuhan
3. History: Internet of Things
1966: Karl Steinbuch a German computer
science pioneer said “In a few decades time,
computers will be interwoven to almost every
industrial product.”
1969: Arpanet
1974: Beginnings of TCP/IP
1984: Domain Name System is introduced
1989: Tim Berners-Lee proposes the World
Wide Web
4. History: Internet of Things
1991: The first web page was created by Tim
Berners-Lee.
1993: Trojan Room Coffee Pot was created by
Quentin Stafford-Fraser.
1994: Steve Mann creates WearCam.
1995: The Internet goes commercial with
Amazon and Echobay (Ebay).
1997: Paul Staffo’s prescient article “Sensors:
The Next wave of Infotech Innovation” .
5. History: Internet of Things
1998: Google is incorporated.
1998: inTouch a project at MIT was developed
by Scott Brave, Andrew Dahley and Professor
Hiroshi Ishii.
1999: A big year for the IoT and MIT
1999: Neil Gershenfeld book entitled When
Things Start to Think.
1999: Auto-ID Labs opens which is the
research-oriented successor to MIT Auto-ID
Center.
6. History: Internet of Things
2002: Ambient Orb created by David Rose
and company in a spin-off from the MIT-Media
Lab is released into the wild.
2003-04: Internet0, Cooltown and
Disappearing Computer Initiative.
2005. Nabaztag. The little WiFi enabled rabbit
was able to alert and speak to human
regarding stock market report, news
headlines, alarm-clock, RSS Feeds, etc.
7. History: Internet of Things
2006-08: First European IOT Conference was
held.
2008: White Space Spectrum.
2008-09: Internet of Things was “Born”
2008: 6 Disruptive Civil Technologies
8. Internet of
Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) is
an Environment in which
objects, animals or people are
provided with unique identifiers
and the ability to transfer data
over a network without requiring
human-to-human or human-to-
computer interaction.
IoT has evolved from the
convergence of wireless
technologies, micro-
electromechanical systems and
the Internet.
9. Implications/Effects IoT brings
to Human
S Based on Jacob Morgan (2014), The IoT is becoming an
increasingly growing topic of conversation both in the
workplace and outside of it. It is a concept that not only
has the potential to impact how we live but also how we
work. But what exactly is the “Internet of Things” and
what is it going to have on you if any?
10. Implications/Effects IoT brings
to Human
(cont...)
S There are a lot of complexities around the IoT but let start
with the basics:
S Broadband Internet is becoming more widely available, the
cost of connecting is decreasing, more devices are being
created with wifi capabilities and sensors built into them,
technology cost are going down, and smart phone
penetration is sky-rocketing.
12. Implications/
Effects IoT
brings to
Human
The reality is that IoT allows
for virtually endless
opportunities and connections
to take place, many of which
we can’t even think of or fully
understand the impact of
today.
13. Implications/Effects IoT brings
to Human
S On a broader scale the IoT can be applied to things like
transportation networks “smart cities” which can help us
reduce waste and improve efficiency for things such as
energy use; helping us improve how we live and work.
14.
15. Internet of Things Future
Trends
1. Cloud as the central platform
2. New security risks in IT networks
3. Increased net proximity
4. Need for additional network capacity
5. New business model shape infrastructure
6. All industries will profit
16. Internet of Things Future
Trends
7. Smart cities blazing the trail
8. Industry-oriented platform will emerge
9. Wearables are the smartphones of tomorrow
10. Millennial drive IoT forward