Blue Yellow Professional Future Technology Presentation

GROWTH OF
INTERNET OF THINGS
PREPARED BY KRYSZIA PERALTA
WHAT IS
INTERNET OF
THINGS?
Describes the network of physical objects
—“things”—that are embedded with
sensors, software, and other technologies
for the purpose of connecting and
exchanging data with other devices and
systems over the internet.
EVOLUTION OF IOT
PRE-INTERNET
(HUMAN TO HUMAN)
Fixed & mobile telephony SMS
Pre-internet era is the very first phase of the Internet

of things evolution. Communication in this era using
SMS, fixed phones, and mobile phones.
INTERNET OF
CONTENT (WWW)
Email YouTube
Internet of Content is the second phase in the evolution

of the Internet of Things. Here, there was an addition of
smart networks, meaning that computing networks could
now identify data intelligently and transfer it themselves,
requiring minimal human intervention.
INTERNET OF SERVICES
(WEB 2.0)
E-commerce E-productivity
The third phase in the evolution of the Internet of Things
involved the addition of smart IT platforms and services
that transformed how businesses conducted their daily
activities. Internet of services gives manufacturing
industries useful strategies to help them realize more
opportunities and upgrade services.
INTERNET OF PEOPLE
(SOCIAL MEDIA)
Social Networking Sites Video Calls
Internet of People (IoP) is an open-source and

decentralized technology where humans not only act as
end-users of internet applications (passive) but as active
elements.
INTERNET OF THINGS
(MACHINE TO MACHINE)
Smart Watch Smart
The IoT is a giant network of connected things and

people – all of which collect and share data about the
way they are used and about the environment around
them. That includes an extraordinary number of objects
of all shapes and sizes – from smart microwaves, self-
driving cars and wearable fitness devices etc.
1982:
Programmers at
Carnegie Mellon
University connect a
Coca-Cola vending
machine to the Internet,
allowing them to check
if the machine has cold
sodas before going to
purchase one. This is
often cited as one of the
first IoT devices.
1989:
Tim Berners-Lee, a British
scientist, invented the
World Wide Web (WWW) in
1989, while working at
CERN. The Web was
originally conceived and
developed to meet the
demand for automated
information-sharing
between scientists in
universities and institutes
around the world.
1990:
John Romkey, in
response to a
challenge, connected
a toaster to the
Internet and was able
to successfully turn it
on and off, bringing us
even closer to what
we think of as modern
IoT devices.
1993:
Engineers at the University
of Cambridge, upholding
the now well-established
tradition of combining the
Internet with appliances
and food, develops a
system that takes pictures
of a coffee machine three
times a minute, allowing its
status to be remotely
monitored by workers.
World’s first webcam!
1999:
Back then, the idea was often
called “embedded internet” or
“pervasive computing”. But
the actual term “Internet of
Things” was coined by Kevin
Ashton in 1999 during his work
at Procter&Gamble. Because
the internet was the hottest
new trend in 1999 and
because it somehow made
sense, he called his
presentation “Internet of
Things”.
2005:
“The Internet of Things,” the
seventh in the series of ITU
Internet Reports, which has
been specially prepared in
time for the second phase of
the World Summit on the
Information Society (WSIS) in
November 2005. "ITU's
report looks at how
ubiquitous technologies
promise a world of
interconnected devices.
2008:
The first international
IoT conference is held
in Zurich, Switzerland.
The year is fitting,
since it’s also the first
year that the number of
Internet-connected
devices grew to
surpass the number of
humans on earth
2011:
Market research firm
Gartner adds IoT to
their “hype cycle,”
which is a graph used
to measure the
popularity of a
technology versus its
actual usefulness over
time.
2013:
The compounded
annual growth rate
(CAGR) is one of the
most accurate ways to
calculate and
determine returns for
anything that can rise
or fall in value over
time.
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GROWTH OF

Fixed & mobile telephony SMS

Pre-internet era is the very first phase of the Internet

Internet of Content is the second phase in the evolution

Social Networking Sites Video Calls

Internet of People (IoP) is an open-source and

Smart Watch Smart

The IoT is a giant network of connected things and

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