THE INTERNET OF THINGS: Sensors Everywhere now Rising

Posted on December 11, 2012 by therevelationfile

“The INTERNET OF THINGS (IoT) is finally arriving — and it’s bubbling up from the grassroots,” writes Clive Thompson in the December 2012 edition of WIRED; “everyday devices (are) talking to one another — and us — online, creating odd new behaviors and efficiencies.” Otherwise known as “Calm Technology,” the IoT is making us more transparent than we may want. This development will prove to be the backbone of the cashless diginomic world sooner than most realize. – WIRED magazine, December 2012

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