The Internet of Things is what happens when you take everyday ordinary objects and put Internet-connected microchips inside them. These microchips help you not only keep track of your belongings, but many of these devices sense their surroundings and report it to other machines as well as to you when you most need it.
From RFID to the Nabaztag Bunny to Arduino hobbyists, innovation is growing at a rapid rate. Our collection features popular videos about how to make your own objects, as well as overviews, interviews and lectures. The intent of these devices is to make our lives easier, yet as David Orban suggests in the eighth video, this is not guaranteed. Issues of data-overload and a lack of privacy may interfere with how these devices ultimately help us. As the growth of this trend continues you’ll be seeing many more videos about the Internet of Things.
If you know of a favorite Internet of Things Youtube video that we left out, please include a link to it in the comment space below.
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IBM RFID Commercial – The Future Market
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Intro to the Arduino
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The Internet of Things
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The Future Internet: Service Web 3.0
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Nabaztag Opera (English subtitled)
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Google’s View On The Internet’s Future
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Using mbed to prototype the Internet of Things
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David Orban – Free to be Human!
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Internet of Things
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Navigating the Web of Things – Bell Labs Open Days
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