The Future of IoT Panel
summary
More things are online than people yet most devices don’t interoperate and few connect back to users, so the panel weighs real solutions: a home company aiming for net zero energy houses, a 98% efficient hot water heater that can switch between gas and electricity based on spot prices, and a software product called Higgins universal controller for device interoperability. Numbers land the argument — hospitals with 250 brands of equipment, Apple’s 850 megawatt power deal — and the conclusion is that openness, low latency interfaces, and service models decide success.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00IoT panel introduction
- 3:13IoT future in the 1950s
- 5:01Jevons Paradox in IoT
- 7:28IoT connectivity paradoxes
- 15:56Invisible IoT automation
- 21:13IoT platform ownership
- 24:21IoT adoption layers
- 28:13IoT industry disruption
- 31:48Open vs competitive IoT
- 34:16Frictionless IoT interfaces
- 37:06New IoT consumer products
- 40:03Panel closing
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