BCS Internet of Things working group event

As the cost of devices and networking continues to fall, the realisation of the concept of the internet of things, integrating the virtual world of information and the real world of objects becomes increasingly feasible. The exploitation of large volumes of data is already happening in sectors such as transport, healthcare, energy supply and environmental control.

ARM Part 1 - Gary
Atkinson

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Atkinson

Chris Yapp - Part 1

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