why the internet of things needs ai & interoperability to succeed

Why IoT needs artificial intelligence and interoperability to succeed

IoT arrived faster than anticipated.

2003 5.5 million new things

connected every

day this year

26 billion connected

devices by 2020

0.08 connected devices

per person

3.64 connected devices

per person

and Gartner Source: CISCO IBSG, globalwebindex,

“Devices” can mean a lot of “things”

Security

systems…

…all becoming connected to the cloud.

Cars…

Airplanes…

Fitness bands…

TVs…

Once all devices become connected, technology becomes easier, faster – life altering.

But is being “connected” enough?

We need an IoT that is intelligent and interoperable – meaning, all of these “things” need to work together.

But first things first…

We need to engage with these systems in an intuitive way – a well-designed voice interface.

Because within this conversation between man and machine is where the intelligence emerges.

Voice makes it possible to clearly express your needs and wishes, allowing you to tap into and unleash IoT intelligence.

I’m travelling over the

holidays, so make sure

it looks like someone is

still home at night.

Ok, I’ll turn on the lights

at night.

The easier IoT systems are to use, the more we’ll use them – and the more we use them – the more intelligent they become.

IoT use and improvement

Consider the hundreds of services and media the IoT provides access to in the cloud… 92%

of everything we

do will be in the

cloud by 2020

That’s a lot of data to learn from.

Streaming

Dining

Reservations

Banking Temperature

Control

Source: CISCO

6 billion connected “things” will be actively requesting support from AI platforms by 2018

Source: Gartner

To make our systems and devices smarter, IoT systems require AI to be applied to the vast amounts of data generated every day.

So now we’re connected, conversational, and intelligent – IoT success, yes?

So now we’re connected, conversational, and intelligent – IoT success, yes? Almost.

A truly intelligent IoT ecosystem is one that works in harmony – an orchestra of devices and systems engaging one another to deliver powerful experiences.

Our intelligent systems can sometimes be introverts – they don’t always talk to each other, and they lack interoperability.

Without interoperability,

40% of the potential benefits cannot be realized.

Source: McKinsey Global Institute

So why isn’t everything interoperable?

Incompatible APIs… Devices, cars, and applications tied to disparate systems…

These things stand in the way of an interoperable IoT.

And not all operating systems want to be friends – there’s branding and lots of valuable data at stake… not everyone wants to share.

Tech “giants” have no incentive to create interoperability. Each company is competing to promote their own proprietary system.

Source: Altimeter

But sharing is caring when it comes to IoT.

The blend of artificial intelligence and interoperability will drive the IoT ecosystem forward in such a way that it will almost become invisible to our day to day.

The most heavily used IoT programs are ones that make home life easier, more distinctive, and more pleasant.

Source: Harvard Business Review

Turn up the heat.

For example: If you’d like to adjust the temperature while watching TV in your living room, the conversational assistant in your smart home will know to direct that request to your smart thermostat.

If you’re in your car and you want to check your bank balance, your personalized automotive assistant knows to direct that to your virtual banking assistant.

What’s my

balance?

The good news is that there are platforms and neutral parties emerging to connect the many elements of the IoT.

Greenwave integrates technology from Nuance to connect devices and systems across consumer, industrial, and e-commerce market segments.

And there are other consortiums, alliances, and partnerships driving forward IoT interoperability.

Source: TechBeacon

Highly specialized interoperable systems for the car are also emerging, given that 250 million cars will be connected to the internet by 2020.

Source: Gartner

Intelligent automotive assistants engage drivers using data in the car, from the driver, and from third-party sources.

These in-car systems can access content and services beyond the dashboard, communicating with home systems.

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If it can’t complete the task itself, it will direct to another device or agent that does know how to complete the task successfully.

Sure, I’ll let your home

assistant know.

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So, being connected is only one piece of the bigger IoT puzzle…

To be successful, the IoT needs to be intelligent, interoperable, and intuitive.

The more intelligent and interoperable things are, the more intuitive they become…

…and the more we use them, the more they

learn, the more intelligent they

become.

why the internet of things needs ai & interoperability to succeed

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