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 Welcome to the internet of things in this

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 section. For, I'll be introducing you to the context history,

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 Concepts, and security risks with iot devices and

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 all of their interconnectivity.

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 As we enter the dot of the fourth industrial revolution of supercomputing artificial

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 intelligence, Precision farming, smart,

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 manufacturing, and their net internet of everything presents.

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 Many new insights complexity and risks to our future

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 cities.

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 In this first example of iot, we're going to

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 see that the speed of change is happening at a record level and

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 will forever impact our cities and societies. So

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 let's have a look in the past to

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 see what awaits us in the future.

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 So it's always important to look back into time to see how we

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 got to the place. We are today in our contemporary Smart

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 City, in the last section. I quickly

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 cover the topic of the industrial revolutions. We're

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 back in the 1780s, the kinds of things that were being made,

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 where the steam-powered there were low cost. I

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 minerals that we could find naturally to

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 create the railroads and the factories that we know, today,

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 fast-forward to the 1870s and things

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 got really exciting with things started. Kind of

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 Thing by electricity that powered more assembly lines

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 and created things like the telephone. And

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 then we could basically start Mass producing more and more things

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 and and urbanization really took off at

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 this point. The third revolution, of course, is the

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 kind of beginning of the digital age has where we have microchips

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 Electronics, the internet and

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 augmented automated Productions, and

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 the beginnings of the mega cities since

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 The 2000s were kind of at the end of 20 years on of

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 course, but we're starting to see everyday in

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 our daily lives where we are in the fourth Industrial

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 Revolution, which is very much about the supercomputing. The

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 artificial intelligence. Smart

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 cities are becoming more and more intelligent. Thanks to these kinds

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 of things and that comes down to the internet of things. And

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 we're now at a stage where everything is starting to

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 become connected, leading

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 us to the internet of everything.

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 So here's another fun way of looking, at the same diagram will

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 be it a little bit differently, which is about the speed

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 and the velocity of change since the first Endeavor Industrial

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 Revolution. So in this diagram, which you see in

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 the y-axis, is that kind of key moments, which

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 is 50 million people. And what we see here

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 in the 1800's that it took 75 years

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 for the telephone to read that reach, that Milestone 50

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 million people fast forward to the

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 1900s television only.

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 I was able to succeed. The same goal in just 13 years, the

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 internet likewise. It's achieved the same goal

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 of 50 million people and just four years. And what's

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 crazy. Is that a game app that

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 we can find on our phones. Maybe you many of you know,

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 them Boogeyman go reach 50 million people in

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 just 19 days. So that really does illustrate how fast

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 things are developing at a rapid pace.

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 So connecting the physical to the digital world

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 is occurring much much faster. Many

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 thanks to the internet of things. But what

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 is iot in this section? We're going to be exploring all

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 of the different kinds of definitions of iot and

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 the challenge is that it creates for

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 cities, but also the

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 threats and risks, of course, at the same time.

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 So, what is iot? This is a very simple,

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 kind of crude diagram explaining, the differences definitions

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 of what iot is, and basically iot is

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 like I mentioned previously. It's the bridge that

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 connects the physical world with the digital world and what

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 that means is that, for example, you're going

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 to have lots of devices and I'll explain what some of these devices are in

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 the next in the next slide, but the devices themselves

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 are interconnected and they

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 have a microprocessor.

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 In types of things, embedded inside them. So

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 they have some degree of intelligence, what they kind of

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 do is their sensors, or they collect data and

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 they can annotate that data tag it

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 and store it. The other things that iot does is

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 communication. So types of connectivity is

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 important. Also where the the

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 data is collected and stored at could be hyper locally

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 or it could be in the cloud. The other things that iot does

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 is conserve provide some insights.

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 Like data analytics. And with some intelligence

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 built-in, of course, like artificial intelligence cognitive

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 analysis on the edge start,

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 giving much more insight makes makes

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 things much more smart in your homes and

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 businesses, the data value. So the analyst

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 analysis that is created, is

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 alert people to do certain things.

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 values so that we can start building better

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 and more optimal. Efficient types of applications that

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 Another way to ask about what is iot is

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 to. Also ask where's iot and simply iot to

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 today in 2021 is, it's all around us.

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 So there's a lot of devices that

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 people are buying and that's part of the smart home.

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 The internet itself and can provide some answers

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 or Supply some music and

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 certain kinds of fun things. Of course, iot is

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 it's a kind of device that can measure your

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 oxygen levels, your blood pressure and attacked

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 detect, any anonomys and

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 over time. Maybe even have a nice snapshot of

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 how healthy you are.

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 In terms of your biometric data, so super, super

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 useful, and start Smart City context. Cities

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 are deploying iot devices to collect real-time data, to remotely monitor,

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 improve efficiency and quality of life. So

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 this could be air, quality water, quality sound

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 device that can measure one thing and measure it.

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 the iot is are embedded on the electrical grids

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 that monitor the supply.

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 Red and the types of Demands supplies or

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 demands that need to balance the energy needs. It's

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 also can be found in Supply chains. So these

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 cargo that's being shipped around. So, we can actually

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 have much more granular high-fidelity location,

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 of things that are biodynamic and bio directional. They

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 farmers at least here in the Netherlands are building more

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 businesses 14% is the next largest which

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 people can report remotely to

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