New Network Ignites An Industrial Revolution

Published:2010/8/23 19:50:00 Author:Michelle From:SeekIC

Have you ever imagined that one day potatoes will have identifications and you will be able to send emails and to take pictures only by using your fingers? That is not just a dream, however, now with the fast development of the net technology, you will soon enjoy the benefits. If you come to the house of Bill Gates, you will first get a pin which tells the computer controller about your requirements on temperature, TV channels and movies you like. Once all these are settled, they will follow you anywhere even you are having a bath, music will even come from the bathtub bottom.

Now, you need not to envy his house, you will own one with the large prevalence of the Internet of things. Lodged in the year 2005, the Internet of things is the one which connects all objects together. To explain actively, the Internet of things will not let you feel the variety of the society but let you touch it with your own hands.

Specialists predicts that with every economic recession, a new kind of technology will emerge as the times require, which will provide a entirely new use value in most industries and give a spur to help to form a new economic circle especially in the field of the Internet of things.

The sensing net is the most imperative part for the whole network. To classify a sensing net, it will be divided into four parts including identifying, sensing, processing and information transportation, each is connected with a new technology of RFID, sensors, intelligent chips and wireless M2M network. At present, the updating is the necessary for the whole network, as a result, the telecom businessmen will benefit most from it. The new net age is always beyond your imagination. Cellphones and televisions could also be the transmitter of information through the technology of amalgamation. Related chip is:1N1184A .

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