The internet of things

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The internet of things

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Rob van Kranenburg outlines his vision of the future. He tells of his early encounters with the kind of location-based technologies that will soon become commonplace, and what they may mean for us all. He explores the emergence of the “internet of things”, tracing us through its origins in the mundane back-end world of the international supply chain to the domestic applications that already exist in an embryonic stage. He also explains how the adoption of he technologies of the City Control is not inevitable, nor something that we must kindly accept nor sleepwalk into. In van Kranenburg’s account of the creation of the international network of Bricolabs, he also suggests how each of us can help contribute to building technologies of trust and empower ourselves in the age of mass surveillance and ambient technologies. Can also be donwloaded for free via: http://www.virtueelplatform.nl/page/12170/nl.

SKU: 23050 Category: Tags: , ,
Subtitle: A critique of ambient technology and the all-seeing network of RFID
Author: Kranenburg, Rob van
Year: 2008
ISBN: 9789078146063
Pages: 60
Language: English
Publisher: Institute of Network Cultures
Publisher's city: Amsterdam
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