The Internet of Experiences

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29/11/2020

Jan van Arum (28-02-1937, wonend in Ommoord): ‘Mijn vader
Johannes Simon, geboren in 1908, runde café De Posthoorn aan de Schiedamsedijk 160. Waarom die naam? Omdat hij met zijn ouders woonde in de Posthoornsteeg [nr.7b; J.B.]. Uit horen zeggen weet ik dat het café veel klanten trok. Mijn vader was de baas, maar, lach niet, mijn grootmoeder Margaretha Brisban was het grote brein achter de zaak. Zij staat helemaal in het wit achter de toog. Naast haar rechts vooraan staat Jan Weber (met pet) en mijn vader herken je aan z’n witte jasje en z’n zwarte strikje. Hij was toen pas 22 jaar. De foto dateertvan 1930. Het beeld is niet scherp, maar toont wel dat het een nette zaak was.
Dit en nog veel meer verhalen vindt u in het vijfde deel van het kloeke boek Rotterdamse Cafeé's. Klik hier om te bekijken. www.rotterdamsecafes.nl

26/06/2017

Is Fog Computing the Answer to the Internet of Things?
According to Gartner, 25 billion connected devices will comprise the Internet of Things (IoT) by 2025. But even now, with IoT in its infancy, the data volumes being produced by networked devices worldwide are congesting data pipelines in the cloud. Read more: http://www.theinternetofexperiences.com/blog/2017-06/is-fog-computing-the-answer-to-the-internet-of-things

26/05/2017

Over the last 12 months or so we’ve been keeping an eye on Google’s aggressive hiring for its AR/VR team which, among other things, suggested that the company was working on new “mass production” hardware that would go beyond the simple smartphone snap-in Daydream headsets. This week we learned that...

18/08/2016

The Internet of Things... watch....http://www.theinternetofexperiences.com/

08/08/2016

Automated bots won't replace human hackers anytime soon. But Darpa's bot-vs-bot hacker contest showed they can certainly help.

20/05/2016

New definition of Internet of Things...
In 1999 Kevin Ashton, then at P&G, coined the term ‘Internet of Things’. It s a new term, but not a new operation. It was known as pervasive computing, ubicomp, and ambient intelligence.
These iterations could not make their demos and prototypes real as until the 90s database storage was too expensive. It is the Cloud, operational from 2000s, that enables . And today, status of 2016? Read now: http://www.theinternetofexperiences.com/blog

07/05/2016

FUTURE OF FASTER....
The world is awash in fitness apps and trackers. Nike Plus, Fitbit, Under Armour's Healthbox, and more—they're all based on the idea that tracking and monitoring your health and athletic performance will help you understand your routine, inspire you to carry on, and ultimately improve your performance. Now Puma has taken this idea to a new level by going beyond wearable to raceable tech.
The BeatBot scans and follows the line on a track using nine infrared sensors, while wheel revolutions measure both speed and distance. That data is processed in real-time, to make more than 100 maneuvers per second to stay on the line, navigate bends, and cross the finish line at the pace you've programmed. It's outfitted with rear LED lights so you can see the BeatBot in your peripheral vision, and GoPro cameras on the front and back allow you to review your run after the race.

Meet the Beatbot.
https://youtu.be/Q-g1DtiXfu8

Welcome to the future of faster. Introducing The PUMA BeatBot - a programmable, self-driving, line-following robot that inspires PUMA’s runners of all levels...

06/05/2016

Florence will be the host city of the annual conference of Major Cities of Europe. The 2016 conference will be a journey of discovery to determine what City Renaissance means in the Digital Age. It will start by exploring current experiences which are at the leading edge of developments. It will move on to consider actual pilots and implementations, and it will conclude with a look into what the future may hold.

Date: May 30th - June 1st
Where: Convitto della Calza
Find more about the programme: www.majorcities.eu
And take a look at the promo below this timeline.

06/05/2016

02/05/2016

The Internet of Things? No, the Internet of Experience...
In the not so distant future, my average workday will be different.

The smart watch on my nightstand will wake me and provide an overview of the day’s tasks. A quick glance at my aerobic activity will remind me to do a bit more walking today.

Coffee is automatically brewing as I enter the kitchen, and the refrigerator's screen, synced with data from my watch, will recommend meals based upon my body needs. As I leave the house, my car’s computer sends a message to my smart thermostat that I am no longer home, which turns AC levels down to an optimally economical temperature. Read more: http://www.theinternetofexperiences.com/blog

24/04/2016

Turn your Smartphone into a 3D Hologram. Take a look at:
https://youtu.be/7YWTtCsvgvg

Bored of New Apps? This is my tutorial on how to turn your phone into a Hologram Projector! Join the Mrwhosetheboss Squad: https://www.youtube.com/subscripti...