Sunday, 28 February 2016

IoT. By Baptiste PETITJEAN

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Cloud cuckoo land?

The Internet has become an integral part of our lives. Almost everyone has a personal computer, a Smartphone or a tablet. Everyone uses email for work, and many of us are connected on and off the whole day long to various social networks. We are living as connected people…

The “connected objects” revolution started in 2015. We are now thinking about connecting all the objects we use in our daily lives like our fridge, washing machine, or oven, but also our clothes!

The leaders of this revolution are some of the giants of the new technologies, like Samsung, Apple, and Google. They feel that it is very important to show their ability to create new things. Samsung, for one has created a virtual platform that will connect together all the connected devices to create a kind of “Internet of Things” (IoT).

These devices were put on the front lane at Las Vegas’ CES in January 2016.  In the great halls of the event, thousands of these devices were on show, with hundreds of different uses, from health to the house. The aim of this event was to promote the new gadgets and find investors.

The experts in this topic are planning that the connected tings and IoT will be up and running within three years and that all the devices we use will all be connected to each other by the years 2020.

However, IoT raises security problems. Indeed, devices must be very secure so that the private life of the user is not vioalated; nobody wants all his personal data to be hacked! So, if they want their connected objects to be a success, the inventors and constructors have to inssure the consumers a high level of security first.

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