Archive for October, 2008

    Listening to our objects

    By David Orban ⋅ October 27, 2008 ⋅ 2 comments

    We are living at a time when we are mostly surrounded by the manufactured objects of our technological society, more than by the naturally evolved ones found outside of the human civilization. The main difference between the two being the way not only thy have been born, but also the way they interact with their [...]

    The Killer App Is Colored Green

    By David Orban ⋅ October 14, 2008 ⋅ One comment

    Well, of course there will be may other colors too. The Internet Of Things, and the applications of spimes, and OpenSpime are too numerous to put in just one bucket. But certainly green technologies are going to be an exceptionally important application of widespread, bottom-up, environmental sensor technology. We have come across a couple of [...]

    Internet Of Things: the spreading of a meme

    By David Orban ⋅ October 5, 2008 ⋅ Post a comment

    In the past few weeks it appears that the concept of the Internet Of Things—or Web3.0, Spimes, or however one wants to call this important forthcoming development of the web where all objects become network addressable, and in turn send data back about the world—has suddenly become mainstream.
    The first to take action was CISCO which [...]

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