The World is Changing: Connecting in the Age of Intelligence
summary
Claims rapid rise from ~10 billion to 50 billion connected devices and a $7–11 trillion addressable market, driven by sensors that cost pennies, cloud PaaS growth and device miniaturization. Cites concrete wins: smart-agriculture sensors that cut water/fertilizer waste ~30–40%, car sensors targeting the 96% of accidents attributed to human error, New York piloting the Wink product for city interoperability, and a ~6.5–7 year public/private readiness gap. Flags mesh technology, security and privacy as the main obstacles.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:00Innovation in sectors
- 12:40Where is the revolution happening
- 19:12Questions
- 23:14Conclusions
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