Industry Evolution in the Intelligence Era
summary
Predicts growth from 10 billion to 50 billion by 2020 and names healthcare, wearables/home, energy, transportation and agriculture as most exposed. Cites concrete examples: smart bulbs that turn off on exit and save energy, Nest thermostats shrinking usage, a biometric tattoo embedded in a seatbelt that detects drowsiness, and a flexible bendable computer. Describes building Google Chromecast to market in nine months and claims 93% of accidents are human error with up to 80% avoidable; diabetes is one in nine healthcare dollars and non-invasive glucose sensing could cut chronic costs ~20%. Flags 100 major cyberattacks per quarter, often state‑sponsored, and urges security‑by‑design.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:18Internet of Things
- 3:30Smart Light Bulbs
- 5:18Smart Thermostat
- 6:26Smart Diaper
- 7:34Smart Cup with WiFi
- 10:32Speed to Market
- 12:54Automotive
- 17:40Other Industries
- 19:47Privacy Hacking
- 21:45Questions
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