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One Irish start-up has what it thinks is an un-bee-lievable IoT idea that could help save the bees once and for all.
“IoT to solve global problems”
Here is an idea, a fork of the statement from maker community.
Nowadays lots of company hosts our data in server who knows where, copied so many times. Did you know that Condoleezza Rice is in the board of DropBox? And tis is funny: “Ashley Madison hacked: You can never really delete anything online”.
So, what about taking back our data, and to design something that give us te possibility to own our data? To know where our data is?
Do you know where your data is? #infographic #Technology #CloudComputing #Data
Our data is collected into data centers? What if we could instead store and move data from our personal server to our connected devices, avoiding the massive data center use?
By 2020 the numer of connected devices will increase. More than 20 billions of connected devices will send info and specs to data centers, so they will be used more than they are just today. We could change this!
The IoT landscape at a glance. (via The Big Data Hub)
The Raspberry Pi has been very popular among hobbyists and educators ever since its launch in 2011. The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card-sized single-board computer with a Broadcom BCM 2835 SoC, 256MB to 512MB of RAM, USB ports, GPIO pins, Ethernet, HDMI out, camera header and an SD card slot.
Home Automation e Home Clouds with Raspberry Pi
Free Heat Service with Qarnot, new innovations are coming soon and other are just established. But what if we could use this innovation not only about the heat production?New ideas are coming soon