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                                 Table of contents


                                                Introduction




                                                The evolution of the Internet


                                                The evolution of the Internet of things

                                                                     The world is the Index
                                                                     Take the world on line
                                                                     Take control of the world
                                                                     Let things talk to each other
                                                                     Let things become intelligent


                                                Energy and connectivity


                                                Where it works


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                                 Introduction


                                 Internet of Things, is a new revolution of the Internet. Objects make themselves
                                 recognizable and they get intelligence thanks to the fact that they can communicate
                                 information about themselves and they can access information that has been
                                 aggregated by other things. Alarm clocks go off early if there’s traffic; plants
                                 communicate to the sprinkler system when it’s time for them to be watered;
                                 running shoes communicate time, speed and distance so that their wearers can
                                 compete in real time with people on the other side of the world; medicine
                                 containers tell your family members if you forget to take the medicine. All objects
                                 can get an active role thanks to their connection to the Internet.

                                 The design of objects connected to the Internet is by now across the board in all
                                 sectors, and especially in the media. Estimates suggest that in 5 to 10 years there
                                 will be 100 billion devices connected to the Internet.1 Two orders of magnitude
                                 greater than the 1.5 billion PCs and the billion mobile phones that can be connected
                                 to the Internet that are today present in the world.
                                 All the same, it’ll be the simplest objects that will dominate the scene. By the end
                                 of 2012, for example, physical sensors will generate 20% of non-video Internet
                                 traffic.2




                1
                    Source: Michael Nelson, IBM IT director                                                                                       3
                2
                    Source: Gartner Group, 2010




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                                   From Internet of people to Internet of things

                                  Communication between computers started with the EDI (Electronic Data
                                  Interchange) that made possible direct dialogue between two PCs. With the Internet,
                                  all the computers connected to the Internet can talk to each other and with the
                                  connection of mobile phones, the connection has become mobile.
                                  The evolution that we have been witnessing in the last few months is an extension of
                                  this Internet to all the things that surround us.
                                  Up until now the Internet has been the first place for uniting people by means of
                                  different types of social media (Email, Blog, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, …), now it is
                                  being transformed into the tool that will allow all objects to interact and in certain
                                  cases to gain access to the collective knowledge that they will generate.
                                  With social media, we have improved our possibilities for relating to each other
                                  beyond the limits of direct physical relations, so for example, we can go beyond the
                                  anthropological limit of 150 people 3 with whom we can keep in direct contact.
                                  The Internet of Things will make it possible for objects to get information about
                                  their position in the world, to interact with other objects and to have access to
                                  comparative information for data gathered in their vicinity.



                                   The evolution from Internet of People to Internet of Things




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                3
                    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar's_number




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                                 The Evolution of The Internet of Things

                                 The Internet of Things is a gradual revolution that will lead to all the objects
                                 surrounding us being connected to the Internet in
                                 some way. On the other hand it’ll happen that all
                                 content starting with music going right up to film
                                 will migrate towards digital media. For this reason,
                                 the physical devices holding content will have less
                                 and less significance. Music will be listened to in
                                 MP3 format, books will be listened to as audio-books
                                 or read on devices for e-books, and newspapers will
                                 be read from PCs or tablets. But even the objects
                                 that access content are multiplying. For example,
                                 PlingPlong4 PlingPlong is a cushion that reads books
                                 that are brought close to it.         Nabaztag5, is a
                                                                       ‘rabbit’
                                                                        connected to
                                                                        the Internet and it reads newspapers, emails,
                                                                         weather forecasts, messages and even audio-
                                                                         books downloaded from the Internet. The
                                                                          rabbit has
                                                                          recently also
                                                                           had an
                                                                           evolution with
                                                                            Tux Droid6
                                                                that in the ‘penguin’
                                 version makes it possible to be programmed directly
                                 with open software.

                                  Digital content will be ever more accessible with
                                 the evolution of Internet readers that make it
                                 possible to exploit content in all occasions of use
                                 for which today we use physical data storage
                                 devices. For example Chumby7, a viewer connected
                                 via wifi, and the iPad8 let you quickly get access to
                                 online content without needing to turn on your PC.
                                 The evolution that is partially happening right now is
                                                                                  in the transformation      to digital of the
                                                                                  information needed to reproduce objects with
                                                                                  3D9 printers, or ‘making machines’ that make it
                                                                                  possible to reproduce physical objects in your
                                                                                  own home.

                                                                                  As regards software services, we are seeing the
                                                                                  evolution of platforms for accessing content
                                                                                  directly online. For example, TV series in the
                                                                                  United States can be viewed directly on the
                                                                                  Hulu10 site that has free online broadcasting of
                                                                                  TV serials with breaks for advertising. Films can


                4
                   http://welovetechnology.wordpress.com/2009/03/26/540/
                5
                   http://www.nabaztag.com/it/index.html
                6
                   http://wiki.tuxisalive.com/index.php/Main_Page
                7
                   http://www.chumby.com/pages/learn_overview
                8
                   http://www.apple.com/it/ipad/
                9
                  http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/top_10_youtube_videos_about_printing_3d_objects.php?utm_source=feedburner&
                utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+readwriteweb+(ReadWriteWeb)                                                                    5
                10
                   http://www.hulu.com




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                                  be viewed on su Netflix11, a site where you can view if you take out a monthly
                                  subscription and online versions of radio can be listened to all over the world or
                                  created on demand with services like Jango12.




                11
                     http://www.netflix.com
                12
                     http://www.jango.com                                                                                                         6




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                                       The world is the index13
                                    The world is the index that we will use to classify and identify the things that
                                   surround us. For example, the photos that we
                                   take have ever more frequently the location of
                                   the photographer and the photos can be
                                   organised according to location using Google
                                   Earth14. Wikitude15 provides information on
                                   monuments, commercial activities and other
                                   objects that are in our surroundings at a
                                   particular time.

                                   The indicator of time connected to that of
                                   location can be used to classify all sorts of
                                   material and any object. For this reason, all our actions will always be connected to
                                   these characteristics and they will connect objects to each other simply because
                                   they are or were in the same place at a certain moment in time.

                                   The most interesting sphere that emerges from this way of thinking is future time.
                                   It’s not by chance that the Smartphone applications that are used the most are those
                                   connected to forecasting the future in a certain place, like weather forecasts, traffic
                                   news and the location of traffic cameras, etc.




                13
                     Ringrazio Kevin Kelly (kk.org) per questa intuizione e definizione.
                14
                     http://earth.google.com                                                                                                      7
                15
                     http://www.wikitude.org/




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                                  Take the world on line
                                 The things that are surrounding us can have an information shadow on the Internet.
                                 Monuments, museums and works of art already have a lot of information available
                                 about them online. And this is even more so for objects produced in series like books
                                 and in a future that is not so far off, this will also be true for people.

                                 The RFID16 tags, devices that contain chips that can
                                 be read by nearby sensors, are becoming ever
                                 more popular and are also being used for the
                                                         chronometry of athletes
                                                          in almost all the most
                                                           popular running races.
                                                           The RFID tags can also be
                                                            purchased for private use,
                                                            for       example        the
                                                             Championchip17 can be
                                                             worn when running in
                                                              different parks around                                 the
                                                              world 18 (for example Regent's Park in London) so as to be
                                                               timed with a chronometer and to see your own time
                                                               shown on the big screens
                                                               or     online.   Domestic
                                                  animals can wear RFID19 collars that
                                 are recognised by doors that can open to let them
                                 enter.
                                  Furthermore, it’s possible to have codes applied to
                                 objects that are all around us so that they can be
                                 recognised automatically. For example, Stickybits 20
                                 can issue bar codes to be stuck on objects and you
                                 can be warned if they are scanned. An evolution of
                                 this system is Mir:row21, an RFID reader connected to
                                                                your PC that carries out
                                                                 actions according to the
                                                                tags that are brought close to it, connected for
                                                                example to your child’s house keys so when they are
                                                                recognised, a message is sent to the parents to say that
                                                                the child has arrived home. If a book is brought close,
                                                                then this can start a process to read the book in audio
                                                                reading.

                                                               The RFID tags are also used to
                                                               identify people. For
                                                               example, electronic
                                                                passports    contain
                                 one and at passport control they can be read even
                                 from a distance. ‘It’s alive inside’ is a project by
                                 Guinness to follow a rugby game by the use of RFID
                                 tags inserted into the ball and on the players22. All
                                 the movements on the field are followed in a
                                 detailed way by a computer that can check the
                                 speed of the sprinting, the details of the ball passing


                16
                   it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Frequency_IDentification
                17
                   www.championchip.it/pubblico/timePoint.do
                18
                   www.mychampionchip.com/sportsareas.jsf
                19
                   http://www.dogdoors.com/productView.php?id=28
                20
                   stickybits.com/
                21
                   www.violet.net/_mirror-give-powers-to-your-objects.html                                                                        8
                22
                   www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NNL0aHF-Y8




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                                     and all the information that is difficult to see just with your eyes.
                                     The technology to track objects has evolved even further with mobile phones that
                                     can                         pick up information and can be picked up from a short
                                                                 distance. For example, the Nokia 6212, has a system
                                                                  called Near Field Communication (NFC) that can be used
                                                                   to make payments
                                                                    (rather than using      “A year from now, basically every new phone
                                                                    a credit card). It      sold will have [near field communication].
                                                                     can be used to         It's a two-way, bi-directional RFID
                                                                     gain access to a       communication link that makes this device
                                                                                            work as a tag or reader.”
                                                                      trade fair or as a
                                                                       substitute for a     Håkan Djuphamma, Ericsson's vice-president
                                                                       ticket that can      of systems architecture, 06/2009
                                                                      be sent to a
                                     telephone that transmits the code to the sensors nearby23. An add-on called iCarte24,
                                     has been created for the iPhone and it enables the phone to use NFC functions. The
                                     RFID readers in the shops and in the trade fairs make a unique online identification
                                     of the mobile phone and the owner can associate it with a credit card or an entrance
                                     ticket.
                                       The evolution of object recognition is already
                                     happening and it means that it is not necessary
                                     to depend on codes or labels, but simply the
                                     direct identification of the objects around us.
                                     For example, with Google Shopper25, a book can
                                     be identified directly by its cover and not just by
                                     its bar code. With programs like SoundHound26
                                     and Shazam27 it’s possible to recognise music
                                     while it is being broadcast. With Picasa28 è , it is
                                     possible to recognise people’s faces, in the
                                     future and in real time. It’s probable that
                                                         technologies will evolve to be able to recognise all the unique
                                                          objects existing on the earth, to identify those products that are
                                                          part of a series by their position if that’s fixed (like a lamp post)
                                                           or from a code that can be picked up at a distance if the objects
                                                           can be moved.
                                                            Some objects are already tracked continually around our cities.
                                                            In certain cases this sort of information is indirectly available
                                                             to the end user, like the distance of the nearest available taxi
                                                             if we call a taxi hotline. In other cases, the information can be
                                                              freely used, as in the case of tracking public transport. For
                                                              the city of Boston, an iPhone app called Catchthebusapp29,
                                                      lets you know the location of the public transport vehicles around
                                     the city and the exact time that they will come by your stop. Trenitalia offers a
                                     service that tells you if the train is late.
                                     In certain cases, even animals are tracked using RFID, like for example in Japan and
                                     Australia30, where the cows are tagged at birth to guarantee their provenance.




                23
                   Altri telefoni compatibili: Nokia 6131 NFC, BenQ T80, Motorola L7 (SLVR) NFC, Samsung SGH-D500E NFC, Samsung SGH-X700n (brick) NFC, Sagem-Orga my700X
                NFC, Nokia 3220 + NFC Shell e dei modelli Kyocera. Ci si aspetta che i modelli aumentaranno dato che l’associazione GSMA degli operatori mobile hanno finalizzato lo
                standard.
                24
                   http://www.icarte.ca/docs/SW09-00XX-DS%20-%20iCarte.pdf
                25
                   www.google.com/mobile/shopper/
                26
                   www.soundhound.com/
                27
                   www.shazam.com/
                28
                   http://picasa.google.com/
                29
                   http://catchthebusapp.com/                                                                                                                                          9
                30
                   http://www.idtechex.com/research/articles/rfid_tagging_of_cattle_by_law_in_australia_00000201.asp




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                                          Take control of the world

                                   The world around us can talk to us and tell us its
                                 needs. This is why the objects that have already been
                                 monitored at a local level are now communicating
                                 information via Internet so as to optimise use, as for
                                 example the electricity or gas meters or closed circuit
                                 TV cameras. Homecamera31 makes it possible to
                                 remotely manage webcams connected to a computer.
                                 Google lets you use a remote printer via the service
                                 called Cloud Print32 and very probably this is just the
                                 first of this type of service to be made available via
                                 its browser/operating                 system called
                                                                        Chrome.

                                                                                    At the same time, even objects that were not
                                                                                    monitored at one time can today supply data
                                                                                     that can be monitored and compared over
                                                                                      time. Withings33 is a wifi weighing machine
                                                                                      that keeps track of your weight each time you
                                                                                       use it.


                                                                          To monitor
                                                                          any object
                                                               connected to the
                                 Internet there’s a platform called Pachube34 that
                                 makes it possible for sensors connected to the
                                 Internet to send data about themselves and make
                                 them viewable in different ways that can be over
                                 time and according to place, but above all to trigger
                                 actions when certain values are reached (for
                                 example, to open a window when a certain
                                 temperature is reached).




                31
                     http://www.homecamera.com
                32
                     http://www.google.com/support/cloudprint/?hl=en
                33
                     http://www.withings.com/it/index/?taranim=1                                                                                  10
                34
                     http://www.pachube.com




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                                           Let the things talk to each other
                                 Objects can interact with each other to exchange
                                 and integrate data, to trigger actions and to
                                 integrate how they work together. On the basis of
                                 this    concept,   different    intercommunication
                                 languages have been developed. These are often
                                 referred to as M2M35, anguages. Anyway, the most
                                 efficient language is still XML that is used to
                                 exchange data directly via the Internet.
                                 Goodnightlamp36 s a set of lamps (still not yet on the
                                 market) with an on/off switch that works via the
                                 Internet. The bulbs switch on and off together with
                                 their ‘twins’ around the world, and the people that
                                 know each other who live apart, can see when the other one goes on (for example
                                                                      our relative has come home) or when they turn
                                                                       off.
                                                                       Even plants can signal their needs. In fact,
                                                                       with Botanicalls37, plants can communicate on
                                                                        Twitter when they need watering and the
                                                                         communication can go to a sprinkler system
                                                                         connected to the Internet. The concept of
                                                                          getting all the objects in a house38 to talk to
                                                                          each other is by now the goal of many
                                                                           companies and in particular IBM.

                                                  Objects can communicate with each other even at a local level and
                                 then they can send the information gathered online. For example, Nike+39 inserts
                                 accelerometers inside shoes so as to give information about the rhythm of the
                                 running with the distance travelled and the time taken. Still at a local level, Poken40
                                 can communicate. They are digital business cards that can swap data and then
                                 download the data to your computer.




                35
                   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_to_Machine
                36
                   http://www.goodnightlamp.com/
                37
                   http://www.botanicalls.com/
                38
                   http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/technology/2009/06/things_that_tweet.html
                39
                   http://inside.nike.com/blogs/nikerunning_news-it_IT/2009/08/07/nike-sul-nuovo-iphone-3gs
                http://nikerunning.nike.com/nikeos/p/nikeplus/it_IT/plus/#//dashboard/                                                            11
                40
                   http://www.poken.com/




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                                          Let things become intelligent

                                 Objects that interact with the Internet can create value that interlinks them. Object
                                 Generated Content (OGC), that is the creation of knowledge and aggregated value
                                 by individual objects, will be of certain orders of magnitude greater than any value
                                 that can be created directly by people. The intelligence of OGC and its value are
                                 sited in its planning. Up until now, the systems for having information shared are
                                 limited to the use of sensors (for example: responding to temperature or pollution)
                                 or to counters that can identify the best moments or the places for
                                 getting energy.

                                   Furthermore there are some examples of
                                 interaction of objects that we have in the
                                 home with information that is already on the
                                 Internet. For example, WineM41 is a storage
                                 system that allows you to put away bottles of
                                 wine, to know where they are and to identify
                                 them by illuminating the bottle that is being
                                 searched for. The system is connected to the
                                 Internet and can thus illuminate those bottles
                                 recommended by a certain chef, to experience
                                 with a particular dish, or those with a certain market value (reckoned in real time
                                 via Winebid42).

                                  The aggregation of information in real time can also
                                 be shared with all those supplying information. Nike
                                 has created Nike Human Race43 u a worldwide race
                                 that everyone can take part in by making use of a Nike+
                                 sensor in your shoes no matter where in the world you
                                 are. The only constant for all participants is the
                                                distance.

                                                                        The intelligence of
                                                                       things     can    be
                                                                       developed by a
                                                                       number of objects in
                                                                       the same location. For example, GlowCap44 provides
                                                                       intelligence to medicine bottles. They use light or sound
                                                                       signals or a telephone call to remind you when they have
                                                                       to be taken and they send your doctor or your family a
                                                                       monthly report on what medicine has been taken.

                                                             The evolution of OGC will be in the direction of sharing
                                                             and the automatic use of the information that they can
                                 provide. ‘Nike Human Race’ is an example but ‘GlowCap’ and ‘WineM’ could also in
                                 the future give aggregated information on the time slots that are the most difficult
                                 to remember to take pills or which wines are normally kept together in the same
                                 wine cellar.




                41
                     http://thingm.com/sketches/winem.html
                42
                     http://www.winebid.com/
                43
                     http://www.runtex.com/web/2-2089.asp                                                                                         12
                44
                     http://www.vitality.net/glowcaps.html




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                                 Energy versus Connectivity

                                 Two factors are needed for objects to be connected together: energy and
                                 connectivity. The more energy and connectivity that is needed to connect things,
                                 the fewer the objects that can be connected on the Internet. The technologies and
                                 examples can thus be classed according to their potential for being widely
                                 distributed.

                                                                                            ENERGY

         CONNECTIVITY                              Absent                       On place or recharchable                   Always plugged in




                     Internet
                      (2 way)

                                                                                     Intelligent meters                  Remote access to the
                                                                                                                                 Net




                     Internet
                      (1 way)



                                           RFID Internet Tags                         RFID with sensors                       e-book readers




                  Adjacent
               connectivity


                                                     RFID                                      NFC




                    Without
                 connection


                                            Codes on objects




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                                 Applications

                                 Possible applications are likely to be in those places where there is connectivity and
                                 energy such as in the office and at home.
                                 Today, applications are developing mostly in relation to the mobile phone thanks to
                                 its widespread use and its capacity to maintain energy and connectivity wherever it
                                 is.


                                   Energy vs. Connectivity. Where internet things will be.




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                                 economy.
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                                 with the definition of priorities, feasibility, realisation and evaluation of the return
                                 on investment. An Internet strategy is based on a whole vision in which models of
                                 business, communication and web marketing are evaluated all together.
                                 For the development of companies on the Internet, you need a detailed knowledge
                                 of the evolution that is happening, at both national and international levels, in
                                 different environments.
                                 Casaleggio Associati (www.casaleggio.it) develops strategic Internet consultancy
                                 for companies by means of specific competencies of business owners, affiliates
                                 and partners and it prepares reports on the digital economy.

                                 Areas of activity
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The Evolution of Internet of Things

  • 1. The Evolution of Internet of Things February 2011 | Casaleggio Associati 74 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I - è vietata la riproduzione
  • 2. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 Table of contents Introduction The evolution of the Internet The evolution of the Internet of things The world is the Index Take the world on line Take control of the world Let things talk to each other Let things become intelligent Energy and connectivity Where it works Casaleggio Associati 2 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 3. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 Introduction Internet of Things, is a new revolution of the Internet. Objects make themselves recognizable and they get intelligence thanks to the fact that they can communicate information about themselves and they can access information that has been aggregated by other things. Alarm clocks go off early if there’s traffic; plants communicate to the sprinkler system when it’s time for them to be watered; running shoes communicate time, speed and distance so that their wearers can compete in real time with people on the other side of the world; medicine containers tell your family members if you forget to take the medicine. All objects can get an active role thanks to their connection to the Internet. The design of objects connected to the Internet is by now across the board in all sectors, and especially in the media. Estimates suggest that in 5 to 10 years there will be 100 billion devices connected to the Internet.1 Two orders of magnitude greater than the 1.5 billion PCs and the billion mobile phones that can be connected to the Internet that are today present in the world. All the same, it’ll be the simplest objects that will dominate the scene. By the end of 2012, for example, physical sensors will generate 20% of non-video Internet traffic.2 1 Source: Michael Nelson, IBM IT director 3 2 Source: Gartner Group, 2010 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 4. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 From Internet of people to Internet of things Communication between computers started with the EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) that made possible direct dialogue between two PCs. With the Internet, all the computers connected to the Internet can talk to each other and with the connection of mobile phones, the connection has become mobile. The evolution that we have been witnessing in the last few months is an extension of this Internet to all the things that surround us. Up until now the Internet has been the first place for uniting people by means of different types of social media (Email, Blog, Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, …), now it is being transformed into the tool that will allow all objects to interact and in certain cases to gain access to the collective knowledge that they will generate. With social media, we have improved our possibilities for relating to each other beyond the limits of direct physical relations, so for example, we can go beyond the anthropological limit of 150 people 3 with whom we can keep in direct contact. The Internet of Things will make it possible for objects to get information about their position in the world, to interact with other objects and to have access to comparative information for data gathered in their vicinity. The evolution from Internet of People to Internet of Things Fonte: Casaleggio Associati, 2011 4 3 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunbar's_number Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 5. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 The Evolution of The Internet of Things The Internet of Things is a gradual revolution that will lead to all the objects surrounding us being connected to the Internet in some way. On the other hand it’ll happen that all content starting with music going right up to film will migrate towards digital media. For this reason, the physical devices holding content will have less and less significance. Music will be listened to in MP3 format, books will be listened to as audio-books or read on devices for e-books, and newspapers will be read from PCs or tablets. But even the objects that access content are multiplying. For example, PlingPlong4 PlingPlong is a cushion that reads books that are brought close to it. Nabaztag5, is a ‘rabbit’ connected to the Internet and it reads newspapers, emails, weather forecasts, messages and even audio- books downloaded from the Internet. The rabbit has recently also had an evolution with Tux Droid6 that in the ‘penguin’ version makes it possible to be programmed directly with open software. Digital content will be ever more accessible with the evolution of Internet readers that make it possible to exploit content in all occasions of use for which today we use physical data storage devices. For example Chumby7, a viewer connected via wifi, and the iPad8 let you quickly get access to online content without needing to turn on your PC. The evolution that is partially happening right now is in the transformation to digital of the information needed to reproduce objects with 3D9 printers, or ‘making machines’ that make it possible to reproduce physical objects in your own home. As regards software services, we are seeing the evolution of platforms for accessing content directly online. For example, TV series in the United States can be viewed directly on the Hulu10 site that has free online broadcasting of TV serials with breaks for advertising. Films can 4 http://welovetechnology.wordpress.com/2009/03/26/540/ 5 http://www.nabaztag.com/it/index.html 6 http://wiki.tuxisalive.com/index.php/Main_Page 7 http://www.chumby.com/pages/learn_overview 8 http://www.apple.com/it/ipad/ 9 http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/top_10_youtube_videos_about_printing_3d_objects.php?utm_source=feedburner& utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+readwriteweb+(ReadWriteWeb) 5 10 http://www.hulu.com Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 6. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 be viewed on su Netflix11, a site where you can view if you take out a monthly subscription and online versions of radio can be listened to all over the world or created on demand with services like Jango12. 11 http://www.netflix.com 12 http://www.jango.com 6 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 7. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011  The world is the index13 The world is the index that we will use to classify and identify the things that surround us. For example, the photos that we take have ever more frequently the location of the photographer and the photos can be organised according to location using Google Earth14. Wikitude15 provides information on monuments, commercial activities and other objects that are in our surroundings at a particular time. The indicator of time connected to that of location can be used to classify all sorts of material and any object. For this reason, all our actions will always be connected to these characteristics and they will connect objects to each other simply because they are or were in the same place at a certain moment in time. The most interesting sphere that emerges from this way of thinking is future time. It’s not by chance that the Smartphone applications that are used the most are those connected to forecasting the future in a certain place, like weather forecasts, traffic news and the location of traffic cameras, etc. 13 Ringrazio Kevin Kelly (kk.org) per questa intuizione e definizione. 14 http://earth.google.com 7 15 http://www.wikitude.org/ Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 8. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011  Take the world on line The things that are surrounding us can have an information shadow on the Internet. Monuments, museums and works of art already have a lot of information available about them online. And this is even more so for objects produced in series like books and in a future that is not so far off, this will also be true for people. The RFID16 tags, devices that contain chips that can be read by nearby sensors, are becoming ever more popular and are also being used for the chronometry of athletes in almost all the most popular running races. The RFID tags can also be purchased for private use, for example the Championchip17 can be worn when running in different parks around the world 18 (for example Regent's Park in London) so as to be timed with a chronometer and to see your own time shown on the big screens or online. Domestic animals can wear RFID19 collars that are recognised by doors that can open to let them enter. Furthermore, it’s possible to have codes applied to objects that are all around us so that they can be recognised automatically. For example, Stickybits 20 can issue bar codes to be stuck on objects and you can be warned if they are scanned. An evolution of this system is Mir:row21, an RFID reader connected to your PC that carries out actions according to the tags that are brought close to it, connected for example to your child’s house keys so when they are recognised, a message is sent to the parents to say that the child has arrived home. If a book is brought close, then this can start a process to read the book in audio reading. The RFID tags are also used to identify people. For example, electronic passports contain one and at passport control they can be read even from a distance. ‘It’s alive inside’ is a project by Guinness to follow a rugby game by the use of RFID tags inserted into the ball and on the players22. All the movements on the field are followed in a detailed way by a computer that can check the speed of the sprinting, the details of the ball passing 16 it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_Frequency_IDentification 17 www.championchip.it/pubblico/timePoint.do 18 www.mychampionchip.com/sportsareas.jsf 19 http://www.dogdoors.com/productView.php?id=28 20 stickybits.com/ 21 www.violet.net/_mirror-give-powers-to-your-objects.html 8 22 www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NNL0aHF-Y8 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 9. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 and all the information that is difficult to see just with your eyes. The technology to track objects has evolved even further with mobile phones that can pick up information and can be picked up from a short distance. For example, the Nokia 6212, has a system called Near Field Communication (NFC) that can be used to make payments (rather than using “A year from now, basically every new phone a credit card). It sold will have [near field communication]. can be used to It's a two-way, bi-directional RFID gain access to a communication link that makes this device work as a tag or reader.” trade fair or as a substitute for a Håkan Djuphamma, Ericsson's vice-president ticket that can of systems architecture, 06/2009 be sent to a telephone that transmits the code to the sensors nearby23. An add-on called iCarte24, has been created for the iPhone and it enables the phone to use NFC functions. The RFID readers in the shops and in the trade fairs make a unique online identification of the mobile phone and the owner can associate it with a credit card or an entrance ticket. The evolution of object recognition is already happening and it means that it is not necessary to depend on codes or labels, but simply the direct identification of the objects around us. For example, with Google Shopper25, a book can be identified directly by its cover and not just by its bar code. With programs like SoundHound26 and Shazam27 it’s possible to recognise music while it is being broadcast. With Picasa28 è , it is possible to recognise people’s faces, in the future and in real time. It’s probable that technologies will evolve to be able to recognise all the unique objects existing on the earth, to identify those products that are part of a series by their position if that’s fixed (like a lamp post) or from a code that can be picked up at a distance if the objects can be moved. Some objects are already tracked continually around our cities. In certain cases this sort of information is indirectly available to the end user, like the distance of the nearest available taxi if we call a taxi hotline. In other cases, the information can be freely used, as in the case of tracking public transport. For the city of Boston, an iPhone app called Catchthebusapp29, lets you know the location of the public transport vehicles around the city and the exact time that they will come by your stop. Trenitalia offers a service that tells you if the train is late. In certain cases, even animals are tracked using RFID, like for example in Japan and Australia30, where the cows are tagged at birth to guarantee their provenance. 23 Altri telefoni compatibili: Nokia 6131 NFC, BenQ T80, Motorola L7 (SLVR) NFC, Samsung SGH-D500E NFC, Samsung SGH-X700n (brick) NFC, Sagem-Orga my700X NFC, Nokia 3220 + NFC Shell e dei modelli Kyocera. Ci si aspetta che i modelli aumentaranno dato che l’associazione GSMA degli operatori mobile hanno finalizzato lo standard. 24 http://www.icarte.ca/docs/SW09-00XX-DS%20-%20iCarte.pdf 25 www.google.com/mobile/shopper/ 26 www.soundhound.com/ 27 www.shazam.com/ 28 http://picasa.google.com/ 29 http://catchthebusapp.com/ 9 30 http://www.idtechex.com/research/articles/rfid_tagging_of_cattle_by_law_in_australia_00000201.asp Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 10. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011  Take control of the world The world around us can talk to us and tell us its needs. This is why the objects that have already been monitored at a local level are now communicating information via Internet so as to optimise use, as for example the electricity or gas meters or closed circuit TV cameras. Homecamera31 makes it possible to remotely manage webcams connected to a computer. Google lets you use a remote printer via the service called Cloud Print32 and very probably this is just the first of this type of service to be made available via its browser/operating system called Chrome. At the same time, even objects that were not monitored at one time can today supply data that can be monitored and compared over time. Withings33 is a wifi weighing machine that keeps track of your weight each time you use it. To monitor any object connected to the Internet there’s a platform called Pachube34 that makes it possible for sensors connected to the Internet to send data about themselves and make them viewable in different ways that can be over time and according to place, but above all to trigger actions when certain values are reached (for example, to open a window when a certain temperature is reached). 31 http://www.homecamera.com 32 http://www.google.com/support/cloudprint/?hl=en 33 http://www.withings.com/it/index/?taranim=1 10 34 http://www.pachube.com Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 11. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011  Let the things talk to each other Objects can interact with each other to exchange and integrate data, to trigger actions and to integrate how they work together. On the basis of this concept, different intercommunication languages have been developed. These are often referred to as M2M35, anguages. Anyway, the most efficient language is still XML that is used to exchange data directly via the Internet. Goodnightlamp36 s a set of lamps (still not yet on the market) with an on/off switch that works via the Internet. The bulbs switch on and off together with their ‘twins’ around the world, and the people that know each other who live apart, can see when the other one goes on (for example our relative has come home) or when they turn off. Even plants can signal their needs. In fact, with Botanicalls37, plants can communicate on Twitter when they need watering and the communication can go to a sprinkler system connected to the Internet. The concept of getting all the objects in a house38 to talk to each other is by now the goal of many companies and in particular IBM. Objects can communicate with each other even at a local level and then they can send the information gathered online. For example, Nike+39 inserts accelerometers inside shoes so as to give information about the rhythm of the running with the distance travelled and the time taken. Still at a local level, Poken40 can communicate. They are digital business cards that can swap data and then download the data to your computer. 35 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_to_Machine 36 http://www.goodnightlamp.com/ 37 http://www.botanicalls.com/ 38 http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/technology/2009/06/things_that_tweet.html 39 http://inside.nike.com/blogs/nikerunning_news-it_IT/2009/08/07/nike-sul-nuovo-iphone-3gs http://nikerunning.nike.com/nikeos/p/nikeplus/it_IT/plus/#//dashboard/ 11 40 http://www.poken.com/ Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 12. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011  Let things become intelligent Objects that interact with the Internet can create value that interlinks them. Object Generated Content (OGC), that is the creation of knowledge and aggregated value by individual objects, will be of certain orders of magnitude greater than any value that can be created directly by people. The intelligence of OGC and its value are sited in its planning. Up until now, the systems for having information shared are limited to the use of sensors (for example: responding to temperature or pollution) or to counters that can identify the best moments or the places for getting energy. Furthermore there are some examples of interaction of objects that we have in the home with information that is already on the Internet. For example, WineM41 is a storage system that allows you to put away bottles of wine, to know where they are and to identify them by illuminating the bottle that is being searched for. The system is connected to the Internet and can thus illuminate those bottles recommended by a certain chef, to experience with a particular dish, or those with a certain market value (reckoned in real time via Winebid42). The aggregation of information in real time can also be shared with all those supplying information. Nike has created Nike Human Race43 u a worldwide race that everyone can take part in by making use of a Nike+ sensor in your shoes no matter where in the world you are. The only constant for all participants is the distance. The intelligence of things can be developed by a number of objects in the same location. For example, GlowCap44 provides intelligence to medicine bottles. They use light or sound signals or a telephone call to remind you when they have to be taken and they send your doctor or your family a monthly report on what medicine has been taken. The evolution of OGC will be in the direction of sharing and the automatic use of the information that they can provide. ‘Nike Human Race’ is an example but ‘GlowCap’ and ‘WineM’ could also in the future give aggregated information on the time slots that are the most difficult to remember to take pills or which wines are normally kept together in the same wine cellar. 41 http://thingm.com/sketches/winem.html 42 http://www.winebid.com/ 43 http://www.runtex.com/web/2-2089.asp 12 44 http://www.vitality.net/glowcaps.html Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 13. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 Energy versus Connectivity Two factors are needed for objects to be connected together: energy and connectivity. The more energy and connectivity that is needed to connect things, the fewer the objects that can be connected on the Internet. The technologies and examples can thus be classed according to their potential for being widely distributed. ENERGY CONNECTIVITY Absent On place or recharchable Always plugged in Internet (2 way) Intelligent meters Remote access to the Net Internet (1 way) RFID Internet Tags RFID with sensors e-book readers Adjacent connectivity RFID NFC Without connection Codes on objects 13 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 14. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 Applications Possible applications are likely to be in those places where there is connectivity and energy such as in the office and at home. Today, applications are developing mostly in relation to the mobile phone thanks to its widespread use and its capacity to maintain energy and connectivity wherever it is. Energy vs. Connectivity. Where internet things will be. 14 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
  • 15. Focus – Internet of Things – February 2011 Casaleggio Associati Consultancy on Internet strategy and research on the digital economy. For every organisation, the Internet makes it necessary to have a long term strategy with the definition of priorities, feasibility, realisation and evaluation of the return on investment. An Internet strategy is based on a whole vision in which models of business, communication and web marketing are evaluated all together. For the development of companies on the Internet, you need a detailed knowledge of the evolution that is happening, at both national and international levels, in different environments. Casaleggio Associati (www.casaleggio.it) develops strategic Internet consultancy for companies by means of specific competencies of business owners, affiliates and partners and it prepares reports on the digital economy. Areas of activity An online strategy covers the evaluation of different factors such as, for example, the perceived identity on the Internet , the business model to be implemented and the evaluation of the areas of the ROI. Below you’ll find the main areas of analysis carried out by Casaleggio Associati. Contact details Contattaci per definire la strategia on line della tua impresa: strategia@casaleggio.it Via Morone 6, 20121 Milano Telefono +39 02 89011466 Fax +39 02 72093741 E-mail info@casaleggio.it Website www.casaleggio.it 15 Proprietà intellettuale: C A S A L E G G I O A S S O C I A T I – (cc) Utilizzate ed elaborate i dati e le analisi, ma citate la fonte e linkate questo documento. Per utilizzi a scopo commerciale contattate rapporto@casaleggio.it
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