Internet of things cognitive transformation technology research trends and applications

Ovidiu Vermesan; Markus Eisenhauer; Harald Sundmaeker; Patrick Guillemin; Martin Serrano; Elias Z. Tragos; Javier Valiño; Arthur van derWees; Alex Gluhak; Roy Bahr

Internet of things cognitive transformation technology research trends and applications

Ovidiu Vermesan
, Markus Eisenhauer
, Harald Sundmaeker
, Patrick Guillemin
, Martin Serrano
, Elias Z. Tragos
, Javier Valiño
, Arthur van derWees
, Alex Gluhak
, Roy Bahr

Research output: Chapter in Book or Conference Publication/Proceeding › Chapter › peer-review

41 Citations (Scopus)

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) is changing how industrial and consumer markets are developing. Robotic devices, drones and autonomous vehicles, blockchains, augmented and virtual reality, digital assistants and machine learning (artificial intelligence or AI) are the technologies that will provide the next phase of development of IoT applications. The combination of these disciplines makes possible the development of autonomous systems combining robotics and machine learning for designing similar systems. This new hyperconnected world offers many benefits to businesses and consumers, and the processed data produced by hyperconnectivity allows stakeholders in the IoT value network ecosystems to make smarter decisions and provide better customer experience.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Cognitive hyperconnected digital transformation
Subtitle of host publication	Internet of things intelligence evolution
Publisher	River Publishers
Pages	17-95
Number of pages	79
ISBN (Electronic)	9788793609105
ISBN (Print)	9788793609112
Publication status	Published - 23 Sep 2017

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