Introduction to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)

Head of the IfM's Distributed Information and Automation Laboratory (DIAL), Professor Duncan McFarlane, is a pioneer of the internet of things (IoT) and was part of the research team that coined the term "internet of things" 20 years ago. Today he and his research team are working with multinational companies to help transform their processes and supply chains by extending IoT technologies to the industrial IoT (IIoT). In this webinar Professor McFarlane provides an introduction to the IoT and the IIoT and the opportunities and challenges facing industry.
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[@00Marez00]

Wow, I'm almost 2 years late! Glad I found this. Thanks!!

[@jzwyrzyk]

Gem of a video thank you - I hope student understand the implications and value if this education - lot harder to catch up as an industry professional

[@ShimizuAkari]

Thank you :3

[@GOONERNAS]

uni Adelaide represent.

[@tmzaini]

Good Topics.... thanks.

[@antomanuel4749]

good session sir thank you

[@volkangundogdu1008]

I frankly think that I 4.0 is big umbrella and confines the IIoT. IIoT is the way that data is provided to cloud and AI where all those concepts are covered by I4.0
in the seminar it shows that sensors provides data directly to the cloud servers. So this is the main difference from the traditional automation hierarchy. In traditional one the data is only supplied to IO server and then on top of that there is DB server and if applicapable ERS system integration

[@volkangundogdu1008]

how can i attend online courses

[@ifmcambridge]

On Thursday 7th June 2018, Professor McFarlane will be leading a workshop on the IIOT at the Institute for Manufacturing in Cambridge. Find out more bit.ly/2H7p2aS

[@cheltencam]

I tried to search 'Idiot' but accidentally missed out the 'd' and I ended up here.

[@TitanAongy]

Joke??? LoL

[@logicmonster6197]

Joke ?

[@portalvt]

@@logicmonster6197 serious