Adding more devices to the mainstream does not secure the future of IoT if these connections are not also more resilient.

Rarely in a conversation about IoT does anyone point to Ashton as the father of it all. Ashton seems to be OK with that. He's worked at a few IoT star-ups, including one he founded.

However, the term Internet of Things, or IoT, wasn’t officially coined until 1999 by Kevin Ashton of Procter & Gamble, and it took over ten years for IoT to really take off.

Some cities, including London and Shanghai, are becoming smarter. The e-book "Making Sense of IoT" by Kevin Ashton in collaboration with Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, says Shanghai ...

Kevin Ashton coined the phrase “The Internet of Things” in 1999 when discussing applications for RFID tags. From the simple tracking and counting of RFID objects, the Internet ...

<p>Kevin Ashton, a British technology expert, founded the Auto-ID center at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. That center did pioneering work with radio-frequency identification and other ...

Kevin Ashton, also known "father of IoT," was invited as the global keynote speaker of South Korea's biggest IT conference " Entrue World 2015" in Seoul, ...

Kevin Ashton was born in 1968 in Birmingham, ... In 2000, MIT physicist Neil Gershenfeld published a book, ... Rarely in a conversation about IoT does anyone point to Ashton as the father of it all.

Kevin Ashton is best known for coining the ‘Internet of Things’ term in 1999, however that’s just one part of a varied career that’s included building a number of tech startups, co ...

Kevin Ashton is credited with coming up with the Internet of Things (IoT) which Wikipediadefines as a "network of physical objects or 'things' embedded with electronics, software, sensors and ...

Kevin Ashton is best known for coining the ‘Internet of Things’ term in 1999, however that’s just one part of a varied career that’s included building a number of tech startups, co ...