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Earlier this year, Sony teamed up with the Forum of the Future to brainstorm four scenarios of what life will be like in 2025. 
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Ford lays out concept for in-car sensors to manage driver distraction.
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Smart Grid: In a Discovery Showcase installment from March 2011, Jesse Berst introduces three companies that illustrate a business opportunity and future area of emphasis for utilities.
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http://asmarterplanet.com Video featuring, from IBM: Mike Wing, Andy Stanford-Clark and John Tolva. Over the past century but accelerating over the past coup...
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The Internet of Things (IoT) is set to herald an age in which physical objects create and consume data without human intervention, and this will have an enormous impact on our everyday lives. In recognising this and in a bid ...
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The Internet of Things could have a mind-boggling 24 billion devices connected by 2020 and that means there will be more than three times the amount of connected devices as people on the planet by that time.
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Super data hub Pachube has a new name and a new focus on social collaboration. Read this blog post by Eric Mack on Crave.
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When a massive tsunami hit Japan in March 2011, crippling several of the country's nuclear reactors in Fukashima, the most detailed information about the spread of radiation did not come from government sources, but from web-connected Geiger...
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Smart power meters are, in theory, supposed to help with everything from electric vehicle adoption (low electricity rates encourage people to charge up at specific times) to bringing more renewable energy on the grid ...
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Green and Cool roofs will save money, reduce emissions, and relieve stress on limited water supplies Installing green roofs and cool roofs in southern California could save consumers more than $211 million in energy bills and reduce emissions equivalent...
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The new connectivity revolution has already started. Libelium publishes a compilation of 50 cutting edge Internet of Things applications grouped by vertical markets.
Paco Prieto's curator insight,
April 5, 2013 9:15 AM
Muy interesante. !! Fantásticas aplicaciones en el mundo del agua !! @juanpaespi 
roberto gilli's curator insight,
September 25, 2013 4:41 AM
Great list of applications of sensors grids. |
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'The Internet of Things' involves the technology we use when the things around us are 'talking' to each other.
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The Guardian (blog)The internet of things: how connected devices can drive sustainabilityThe Guardian (blog)Technology that connects people and objects with online identities is only as good or bad as the way we choose to use it, says Matthew...
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"The Ecological Sequestration Trust has had a busy two months hosting workshops and meetings in India, China, Africa and the UK to discuss how to help these demonstration regions become more ...
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What utilities can learn from SRP and SMUDFierce Smart Grid How many times have we heard that utilities need to transition to a customer-focused approach from typically viewing customers as ratepayers? by Barbara L. Vergetis Lundin, Editor of FierceMarkets' Energy Group
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Smart Cities are the new urban ecosystems set to maximize economic, social, and environmental welfare by properly assigning resources and enabling more sustainable and efficient development.
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A new report from Juniper Research has valued the 'Smart Home' market at $60bn by 2017, rising from $25 billion this year – driven by strong growth within the smart home entertainment segment...
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Boyd Cohen prepared what may be the first ever global ranking of resilient cities, crunching a list of variables about innovation and sustainability. From New York to Hong Kong...
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The dramatic shift of the world’s population into urban areas is encouraging citizens, city planners, businesses and governments to start looking at visions of ‘smart’ cities. Below we look into what is driving the need to establish these networked environments, how smart city concepts and projects are different in the developing world, and what technologies and systems are needed to make them a reality.
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