You run the risk of filling the web pages of many technological
fantasies around the IoT as whether to connect an object to the grid was
a problem to solve troubling luminaries of some kind of science.In
fact it is known how simple and easy, with the availability of the
hardware and software current, connect to the network and interact with
it for transverse applications. Many M2M applications, since 1997, have been implemented to connect to
the Internet but others were born on dedicated networks and proprietary
networks.Certain
methods and techniques have evolved over time, the same project that is
the most important project of telemetry, ENEL / WIND early 2000s, was a
first attempt at an embryo IoT. Having had the experience as a consultant SIEMENS and participated in
the various phases of the project executive, I can say that 32 million
user counters connected to a data collection system, it is a training
ground for comparison with various issues of respect.Despite
the difficulties, the technologies, the constraints of connectivity
(only GSM services WIND), the system remains one of the important
projects of telemetry in the world working. At the time called attention even of the same US president (Clinton)
because some of the goals that US multinationals had proposed.But applications such wide interest, after decades, are not on the agenda and would be enough to ask for what reasons. Do not market to these applications?Certainly it can not be said that ENEL / WIND is an application IoT as
today means but the concept is embryonic and above is the size of a
real project IoT.Technically
we speak of switched connections "circuit" and not "packages" and many
other technological differences related at the time when it is
implemented and especially to ENEL specifications / WIND that had to be
respected. An up-grade would be desirable perhaps to a concept IoT real with all the innovations that would ensue as services.But putting aside such important projects that "take flight" for
reasons not always free market surely wonder why other examples so they
did not come.The market for households alone represents a gigantic ground to test innovative services with high impact on the market.Today we would like to connect the world of things, but first you need
to connect half the world, even more a part of it would be enough to
begin with and perhaps even a thousand things.Attempts to confine possible solutions IoT with connectivity only type "local" limits the range of interest. Too many threads see what the "chip" more suitable or rather what operating system is predestined to become a platform for IoT.History shows that the development of a market is not always just a matter of technology available.The society in which we live does not make allowances for
improvisation and fast delivery all that has no "economic significance"
to a past tomb.Little investment, few players involved and too many idle chatter if
not harmful often condition and / or delay the development of many
innovations.A
market so important certainly stimulates interests of big "players"
capable of attacking international demand innovative "hatching" a few
years ago and continuous observations in search of the "real value
chain" from merits that we are close to a turning point .Remain on the economic field as that of "fair cost of connectivity"
that an application for IoT is still a critical aspect and not just with
regard to technology "sponsored".Cost / benefit ratio in respect of the main rules of the market is almost never subject to technological elements.
Ma secondo alcune analisi, in parte potrebbe essere cosi ma rimane comunque un elevato interesse verso la IOT.
ReplyDeleteThe connectivity problem in fact is a strategic element and we are working for a universal solution .
ReplyDeleteI agree that the IoT still expected to develop some important but you can not ' say that a lot of imagination . The market demands innovation and soon there will be important news . The proof is that some American companies are investing in connectivity for IoT own in
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