Internet of Things

The origins of the Internet date back to the 60s, with initial experiments about computer communication systems. From the very beginning, it was conceived as a global network to exchange information and digital contents without restrictions of time or distance. Over the last years, Internet has evolved at an exceptional speed.

Currently, There are about 2 billion people connected to the network.

With the advent and proliferation of mobile devices, the way how we access the Internet has also changed. The number of electronic devices that can be connected to network services has increased dramatically. But Internet connectivity is also possible. Beyond these devices, every object around us may be connected.

Collecting, processing and sharing information. The Internet of things opens up a new world of infinite possibilities.

Can you imagine using running shoes that.

Are able to upload to a website that time, distance, speed and calories burned during the activity? And what about this information being stored on the Internet to track your progress over time?

Can you imagine wearing a T shirt.

Connected to the Internet, mirroring changes in your social network, or displaying alerts about your favorite topics? Can you imagine your son interacting remotely with children from other countries or cultures through an Internet connected toy? Day after day, there are more objects and devices that use the Internet, which contributes to the creation of a smarter planet. It is estimated by year 2020, there will be more than 50 billion objects connected to the Internet. An average of six devices per human on Earth. Smart apparel, social networks, health networks, furniture, cell service, smart cities, buildings, toys, quality of.