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Singularity University Spime Design Workshop

What happens when we move from billions of mobile phones around us, to networks made of ten, one hundred or one thousand times more nodes? What are going to be the necessary features of these networks, which will constitute the Internet of Things? How can we think about, and must start planning for the nature of this new fundamental entity quickly emerging?

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Singularity University Spime Design Workshop

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  1. Internet Of Things Spime Design Workshop Jurvetson

  2. David Orban Advisor & European Lead Singularity University

  3. David Orban Chief Evangelist WideTag, Inc. Dennis Mancini

  4. Agenda

  5. <1> Who <2> What <3> Why <4> How <5> When <6> Play!

  6. What we will talk about Evolution of paradigms Emerging properties Examples from today Arenamontanus

  7. What we won’t talk about Technical standards Communication methods Energy source conundrums Passive identification Arenamontanus

  8. <1>

  9. Who

  10. kandinski Bruce Sterling Forget trying to pass for normal

  11. </1>

  12. <2>

  13. What

  14. Fred Armitage William Gibson The future is already here. It is just not evenly distributed yet

  15. The Open Internet Of Things

  16. Ignorance Questions Answers Kevin Kelly - kk.org

  17. "The formula for success? Double your rate of failure." Thomas J. Watson, IBM “The Internet multiplied a thousandfold our failure rate, without increasing the cost of our success” Cory Doctorow

  18. What’s on your radar Banksy / Robbiedangerous

  19. Spime = SPace + tIME Bruce Sterling

  20. 27 > 100

  21. Evolving devices

  22. Necessary Autonomy Platform Orders of magnitude ≈ 108 PCs ≈ 109 Mobiles ~ Humans Spimes > 1010

  23. Around us already Ryan Harvey

  24. Network Evolution Generation Isotropy Access Web data knowledge Web 2.0 applications social Spimes sensors world

  25. Redundancy of spimes NASA JPL

  26. Nature of the dialogue Generation Bandwidth M2M Index Industrial apps Kb/s 1% Realtime Web Mb/s 10% Spime Networks Gb/s 99%+ M2M index: M2M/M2H, communications among machine in proportion to those with humans

  27. Data deluge µµ

  28. Awareness Volvo

  29. </2>

  30. <3>

  31. Why

  32. rosetechven.com David Rose Integrity is the most important value

  33. The Anthropocene 1% 2% terrestrial vertebrates in the wild humans pets cattle 99% 98% 10.000 BC Today

  34. Unsustainable badjonni

  35. Old methods... Seamus Murray

  36. ...same as current ones Marcin Wichary

  37. What do we know? Gaspa

  38. Sensing the technium Nite Owl

  39. Radically new methods The Alieness

  40. Sensing the world bazusa

  41. Adapting to the world aussiegirl

  42. Growing with the world Michael Filion

  43. Hinding information? 2001 2007 USGS Global Fiducials

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