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EPISODE · Apr 7, 2017 · 19 MIN

Internet of things

from Viten og snakkis - en forskningspodkast

Stefano Nichele You have probably heard about the term «Internet of things», or IoT. It is all about connecting devices, vehicles, buildings and other items to the internet. Some call it «the infrastructure of the information society».  Associate Professor in Computer Science, Stefano Nichele, is researching and teaching on this big topic. In this podcast episode he explains Internet of things, how it is used and how it can change our daily life. We also talk about the security issue when everything goes digital. Read more: Stefanos webpage – http://www.nichele.eu/ To very relevant master degrees: Master Programme in Universal Design of ICT Master Programme in Network and System Administration Here you can read about the bachelor course Stefano teaches. Here is a film from a IoT Student conference at HiOA: http://film.oslomet.no/secret/16469247/501eda81109e9a7c8b3cb6c4ae60c29f And a scientific paper on Internet of things: https://www.vs.inf.ethz.ch/publ/papers/Internet-of-things.pdf Here are two short videos with our students: https://www.facebook.com/ingeniorogdata/videos/1833448266903711/ https://www.facebook.com/ingeniorogdata/videos/1833445083570696/

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