Remember 'Internet of Everything' rather than 'Internet of Things', here is a recent Cisco video explaining this vision:
You can read more on these topics on Cisco blogs.
Next is the self-healing technology:
Spray-on clothes
These will go very well with phones where you can spray paint phone covers and maybe if its possible to dissolve the skin and re-use it, it would be an added bonus.
Just think how the technology used to design Robots can enable flexible phones and other devices.
With sensors becoming smaller and cheaper, more of them are being put in our devices. Many years back people were saying that breath analysers could be available in mobiles but I guess there wasnt a business case for that. Also many of these sensors have come as part of Bluetooth add-ons to keep the cost/weight/size of the device down. Now there is a possibility of whole new range of sensors coming to our devices.
You can read more details on this here.
Finally, there is always one user who would ask me why is there no mention of LTE in the videos above so here is a **bonus** video.
I have to mention that this didnt sound very convincing to me as a selling point. Its like back in the year 2000, 3G was being sold as an enabler to the must have 'Video calling'.
You can read more on these topics on Cisco blogs.
Next is the self-healing technology:
Spray-on clothes
These will go very well with phones where you can spray paint phone covers and maybe if its possible to dissolve the skin and re-use it, it would be an added bonus.
Just think how the technology used to design Robots can enable flexible phones and other devices.
With sensors becoming smaller and cheaper, more of them are being put in our devices. Many years back people were saying that breath analysers could be available in mobiles but I guess there wasnt a business case for that. Also many of these sensors have come as part of Bluetooth add-ons to keep the cost/weight/size of the device down. Now there is a possibility of whole new range of sensors coming to our devices.
You can read more details on this here.
Finally, there is always one user who would ask me why is there no mention of LTE in the videos above so here is a **bonus** video.
I have to mention that this didnt sound very convincing to me as a selling point. Its like back in the year 2000, 3G was being sold as an enabler to the must have 'Video calling'.
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