You might enjoy browsing through our latest Radar research report, this one
You might enjoy browsing through our latest Radar research report, this one
on the coming-together of software and big machines. Jon Bruner, the author of the report, writes:
"The report covers several aspects of the 'industrial internet,' but the
most exciting one, I think, is that the physical world is becoming
accessible to people who don't necessarily have specialized training in
electrical/mechanical engineering. In the same way that Apache, WordPress,
and the Google Maps API make it possible to build a mapping Web site from
scratch without much specialized knowledge in cartography or the underlying
structure of the Internet, pervasive networks and standardized hardware
make it possible to write intelligent controls for big machines without
total expertise in the machines themselves."
The report is free and available in several formats at the link below.
.
http://oreil.ly/iireport
on the coming-together of software and big machines. Jon Bruner, the author of the report, writes:
"The report covers several aspects of the 'industrial internet,' but the
most exciting one, I think, is that the physical world is becoming
accessible to people who don't necessarily have specialized training in
electrical/mechanical engineering. In the same way that Apache, WordPress,
and the Google Maps API make it possible to build a mapping Web site from
scratch without much specialized knowledge in cartography or the underlying
structure of the Internet, pervasive networks and standardized hardware
make it possible to write intelligent controls for big machines without
total expertise in the machines themselves."
The report is free and available in several formats at the link below.
.
http://oreil.ly/iireport
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