Author Archives: GilPress
The Internet of Things: Why now and how big?
Now that it has been established that the Internet of Things is the most hyped “emerging technology” today, and that the term—and the associated technologies—is far from being new, the only question to be answered is Why the sudden surge … Continue reading
Josh Wills on Machine Learning in a Business Setting
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IgfRdDjLxe0?rel=0] Academic machine learning is all about optimization. Machine learning in a business setting is all about understanding: “My focus is always on how do I understand what the system is doing, come up with new hypotheses about this … Continue reading
What Happens on the Web in 60 Seconds (Infographic)
Source: Qmee
What is the Internet of Things? (Infographic)
The Landscape of the Internet of Things
Source: Entrepreneur and Media Lab researcher David Rose talks ‘enchanted objects’ The book on Amazon: Enchanted Objects: Design, Human Desire, and the Internet of Things
A Very Short History Of The Internet Of Things
There have been visions of smart, communicating objects even before the global computer network was launched forty-five years ago. As the Internet has grown to link all signs of intelligence (i.e., software) around the world, a number of other terms … Continue reading
Neil Gershenfeld on Turning Data into Things and Things into Data (Video)
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0RDrSKenGo] Neil Gershenfeld, Director of MIT’s Center for Bits and Atoms, at the 2014 Solid Conference: Analog telephone calls degraded with distance; digitizing communications allowed errors to be detected and corrected, leading to the Internet. Analog computations degraded with … Continue reading
Here Comes the Next Bubble: #IoT (Video)
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zG2dvxSKEGU] Bubblino is a Twitter-monitoring, bubble-blowing Arduino-bot. He watches twitter for a chosen keyword and every time he finds a new mention then he blows bubbles.
The Web at 25: The Value of Open
The Internet started as a network for linking research centers. The World Wide Web started as a way to share information among researchers at CERN. Both have expanded to touch today a third of the world’s population because they have … Continue reading