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Sensors, Wearables and the Internet of Things: A Revolution in the Making @mattturck April 22, 2014 Philly Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise
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Sensors, Wearables and the Internet of Things:
A Revolution in the Making
@mattturck
April 22, 2014
Philly Emerging Technologies for the
Enterprise
Matt TurckTwitter: @mattturck
Blog: http://mattturck.com
Making Sense Of The Internet Of ThingsPosted May 25, 2013
The Battle For The Connected Home Is Heating UpPosted Nov 23, 2013
Our physical world is changing.
All sorts of devices are appearing.
A sci-fi movie?
And it’s only accelerating.
At first, a lot of it felt like toys and science projects.
First validation point: The $3.2 billion thermostat
Hype"Biggest Business in the History of Electronics“ (Fairchild)
“$19 trillion market” (Cisco)
“$8.9 trillion market in 2020, 212 billion connected things” (IDC)
Internet 1.0: Connecting computers to the network
Internet 2.0: Connecting People to the Network
Internet 3.0: Connecting everything else
to the network
Internet of ThingsInternet of EverythingConnected DevicesIndustrial Internet
Machine to Machine (M2M)
Not just things.
Not just the Internet.
Not just “gadgets”
Manufacturing floorsEnergy grids
Healthcare facilitiesTransportation systems
All things become data.
Everything becomes quantifiable(One way interaction)
Everything becomes programmable(Two way interaction)
Everything becomes social(Network Interaction)
All industries are impacted.
Consumer goods
Consumer services
Banking/Insurance
Manufacturing
Healthcare
Industrials
Energy
Manufacturing
Technology
Transportation
Every company becomes a software (and information) company.
Mobile phone ubiquity.
Enabling Technologies.
Open Hardware.
Crowdfunding.
http://reviews.cnet.com/specialized-electronics/canary-smart-home-security/4505-3505_7-35828285.html
3D Printing for Prototyping.
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INTERNET OF THINGS LANDSCAPE VERSION 2.0
© Matt Turck (@mattturck), Sutian Dong (@sutiandong) & FirstMark Capital (@firstmarkcap)
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Not just startups.
Home Automation.
Verticals Horizontals
Wearables.
Industrial Internet.
Developer Ecosystem.
Security – Huge!
Infrastructure.
The “Internet of my living room” or a true global network?
What happens next?
The good: More excitement, more startups, more funding, more exits
The bad: funded products that never make it to market (hardware is hard), hacking incidents, privacy disasters
Eventually: Lots of value creation, consolidation
In 10 years: ubiquity and invisibility
Exciting area for entrepreneurs.
Thanks!
Learn more:
http://hardwirednyc.com/
