Connecting the Dots on IoT: Intelligence of Things
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Company claims it moves products from sketch to scale with 35 design centers, 200,000 employees and nearly $30B revenue, and says it manufactures about 85% of wearables. A survey of 380 customers finds 88% call IoT highly important but only 22% invest enough. Examples: tattoos and embedded sensors, glucose wearables that could reduce chronic disease costs 10–20%, Bosch putting car sensors into stoves, and automakers repositioning as mobility services.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:57Internet of Things
- 3:35Smart Supercomputer
- 4:28The Intelligence of Things
- 9:38Cloud
- 10:33Open Innovation
- 12:34Bosch
- 15:34Audience Question
- 16:27Data Point
- 18:50Wrap Up
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