10/11/2010

Entering “The Internet of Things” Age

Over 70 billions objects will be connected within a few years. Thanks to Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technologies innovations and radio communications evolutions, objects and machines that communicate together autonomously are blooming fast. Potential is tremendous and applications are numerous. One of the most recent applications is smart metering which is becoming the norm in the US and in Europe. Before that, it was automobiles or domotic houses that began communicating…

IoT picture This is only a start as we have now entered the “Internet of Things” Age! To avoid wandering through these new technologies spaces and wondering on these new times opportunities, CARTES & IDentification 2010 will help you to find your marks. Beacons will be set for you to travel safely through Internet of Things journey with a logo created at the occasion – IoT – to pave your way and various animations or conferences on the topic planned during the exhibit from 7th to 9th December.

What technologies will support this evolution? Which will be used for the Internet of Things to secure connections, maintain their performances, protect personal or confidential data…? Let’s start with an introductory event. M2M and RFID experts have been invited to debate on this topic and share their views with the press as part of The Internet of Things Press Breakfast Event which took place on Wednesday September 29th at LEWIS PR agency. 

Gérald Santucci, Chief of Unit at the European Commission, Geofrey Zbinden, Director of M2M Corporate at Orange and Daniel Borleteau, Member of Work Group “New Form Factors” at Eurosmart shared their views on smart technologies and telecommunications future and state of the art or prospective, regulations and standards within The Internet of Things.

We’ll post highlights of this event soon. In the meantime, we’d be pleased to get your views or questions on The Internet of Things.

What do you wonder about regarding The Internet of Things? What are your thoughts about it?

Stay connected.  

 

Oct 11, 2010 5:29:55 PM | Market & Trends

3 Comments

Ken Craggs

The Internet of Things is being developed to subjugate humanity http://bit.ly/ckJheU

Posted by: Ken Craggs | 10/12/2010 at 01:25 PM

Anne for CARTES & IDentification 2010

Thanks for sharing this video which is didactic and nice to watch. Looking forward for more inputs of this type.

Posted by: Anne for CARTES & IDentification 2010 | 10/14/2010 at 01:12 PM

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