The IoT for Real - Beyond Simplistic Thinking and Models
summary
Claims concrete: materials with embedded sensors and printed manufacture reduce transport and waste, vertical farms run 24/7, and current recycling is failing; logistics waste is ~$2 trillion globally. Network proposals include most devices talking locally not to the Internet, 250Bn devices highly speciated, radical shift to Hz per bit and ultra‑wideband above 30 GHz, antenna research gap, and target power per device <1mW. Security requires auto‑immunity and device‑to‑device daisy‑chain comms rather than blanket 5G coverage.
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chapters (41)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:23Central Assumption
- 1:52Embedded Intelligence
- 2:58The Future
- 4:55Recycling
- 5:27Overdemanding
- 5:45Energy
- 6:40No single solution
- 7:00A wider objective
- 7:23Globalisation
- 7:51Industry
- 8:33Materials
- 9:20Coatings
- 9:52Origami
- 10:58Car Mode
- 11:56The Engineering Job
- 13:20Connected Car
- 14:04Production of the Future
- 14:36Designers become a part of the loop
- 15:09Feeding the world
- 15:31Food farms
- 16:21Seed robots
- 16:51Devicetodevice communication
- 17:30Logistic system
- 18:45Traveler
- 19:33Traffic Jam
- 20:03Cars today
- 20:35Dynamic stochastic networks
- 21:21Security
- 22:17Network
- 22:55Wireless
- 23:36WiFi
- 25:37Power
- 26:04New approach
- 26:25Evolution
- 26:53Spectrum
- 28:11Spatial Filters
- 28:28Waste Bandwidth
- 28:42Shannon Hartley Theorem
- 29:22Information Volume
- 32:22Conclusion
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