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IoT Council: Three Questions on IoT: Karmen Franinovic
When did you hear first of IoT? In what context was that? Difficult one! I think it was in 2002 in Ivrea – but we used the term connected things (more than 2 things ;), not sure about ItO. I remember brainstorming ideas about distributed urban lighting in my first day in Ivrea, so the… Read More …
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IoT Council: Three Questions on IoT: Diego Casado-Mansilla
When did you hear first of IoT? In what context was that? In early 2008, we proposed a bid that was then transformed into a European project called: DiYSe. The objective of the project aimed to enable ordinary people to easily create, set and control applications in their smart living environments as well as in… Read More …
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IoT Council: Three Questions on IoT: Dalton Oliveira
When did you hear first of IoT? In what context was that? First time I heard about IoT was when I heard about ABINC (Brazilian IoT Association). Back in 2016. Did you think it was something big then or just another technology? The more I read about IoT (2016), I realized that I had worked… Read More …
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IoT Council: Three Questions on IoT: Tomaž Vidonja
When did you hear first of IoT? In what context was that I think it was in 2009/2010 when we were preparing a national project to address new technologies. We created a consortium of public research institutesxand private tech companies joined in a IoT CC – Competence Centre. Based on that we started the international… Read More …
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IOTDAY APRIL 9
The IoTday April 9 is a Global Day to celebrate IoT as a baseline for decision making based on real time data.
IoT Council started this initiative in on april 9 in 2010 as a small event by talking about #IoT in local settings (street, apartments, parc).
Since then it has grown into a global event with participation of large Tech and SME.