PPT-ELEC 694 COMP 694 Internet of Things

Scott Cutler cutlerriceedu 2132013 Current Roster Ryan Artecona Rob Bauer Enoch Chang Jianbo Chen Ahmed Haque Zhiyong Tan SEC 2132013 COMP ELEC 694 Seminar 6 2 Events of the Week Special Edition. 5 watt per resistor Accuracy 57495573675736557368573565734757359WSZ57347573675736557367573705750757347THPTT contact and circuit resistance TC of resistors 20 PPMC Number of decades Range 573685750757347OY5734757368573635736857368573685736357368573685 They are widely used in p opular electronics Their primary limitation is that they are not esp ecially fast The t ypical p erformance degrades rapidly for frequencies greater than ab out 1 MHz although some mo dels are designed sp eci cally to handl COMP 694. HTML 5. Scott Cutler. cutler@rice.edu. 3/20/2013. Current Roster. Ryan . Artecona. Rob Bauer. Enoch Chang. Jianbo. Chen. Ahmed . Haque. Zhiyong. Tan. SEC - 3/20/2013. COMP / ELEC 694, Seminar #8. Jonny Voon. @. jonnyvoon. We fund, support and connect innovative businesses to accelerate sustainable economic growth.. www.innovateuk.gov.uk. Grow.. Self-sustaining & thriving business ecosystem in the UK. A survey. Luigi . Atzori. , Antonio . Iera. & Giacomo . Morabito. Computer Networks 2010. Presenter - Bob Kinicki. . . Internet of Things. . Fall 2015. Outline. Introduction. COMP 694. Final Presentations. Scott Cutler. cutler@rice.edu. 4/17/2013. Current Roster. Ryan . Artecona. Rob Bauer. Enoch Chang. Jianbo. Chen. Ahmed . Haque. Zhiyong. Tan. SEC - 4/17/2013. COMP / ELEC 694, Seminar #11. COMP 694. Internet Video. Scott Cutler. cutler@rice.edu. 4/03/2013. Current Roster. Ryan . Artecona. Rob Bauer. Enoch Chang. Jianbo. Chen. Ahmed . Haque. Zhiyong. Tan. SEC - 3/27/2013. COMP / ELEC 694, Seminar #9. Presented by – Aditya Nalge. About the paper. Authors – . Rodrigo . Roman. , Pablo . Najera. , and . Javier . Lopez. NICS Lab. Publications -. https://www.nics.uma.es/publications. FORETHOUGHT. . Riding the sixth wave. Ellen Cole | Business 550. “The most profound technologies are those that disappear. They weave themselves into the fabric of . everyday life until they are indistinguishable from it.”. IoT. ). What is the Internet of Things?. Definition. . (1) The Internet of Things, also called The Internet of Objects, refers to a wireless network between objects, usually the network will be wireless and self-configuring, such as household appliances.. Shahriar Nirjon. nirjon@cs.unc.edu. SN #258. Date: 8/18. Agenda. Logistics/Course Structure. Introduction to the . IoT. Paper Presentation Guidelines. #1. Logistics. Logistics. T and . Th. (9:30 am – 10:45 am) . What is the Internet of Things (IOT)?. The Internet of Things is the idea that everyday objects can be embedded with electronics that connect them to the internet or local networks creating a network inhabited by objects releasing and sharing data.. Scott Cutler. cutler@rice.edu. 1/9/2013. SEC - 1/9/2013. COMP / ELEC 694, Seminar #1. 2. Objectives. Develop skills to rapidly learn a new technology. See how this technology affects and is affected by other technologies. What is the Internet of Things?. The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to physical devices that are connected to each other or cloud services via the Internet.. What Things?. In the home:. Entertainment systems (television, game console).