Libelium IoT to promote democracy and transparency

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The aim of the Internet of Things is to provide valuable information about everything around us. Citizens demand open access to know directly what happens in their cities without any intermediary. But nowadays we are impacted by countless news our sources and is very difficult to digest it. Over-information is the new way of hiding information. If we demand context and facts instead of dumb numbers, the biggest legacy of the internet of things will be a world that is more transparent and democratic. Smart solutions also improve citizens daily lives by controlling pollution levels, providing alerts against medical epidemics or managing cities' traffic. Libelium technology has been applied worldwide. During Fukushima crisis after the tsunami in 2011 we developed a sensor board to measure radiation. As a result, a series of boards were shipped at no charge to the Tokyo Hackerspace and other working groups in Japan to allow citizens monitoring autonomously radiation levels. With MySignals, an eHealth development platform, we want to cover one of the main challenges of the century: enhancing the universal accessibility to a healthcare system for more than 2 billion people worldwide.

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Alicia Asín – CEO & Co-founder
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IoT to promote democracy and transparency
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Sensors everywhere
generating tons of information

Waspmote:
The Standard Platform for the IoT
We identify three elements common to
all IoT projects:
- Sensors
- Communication Protocols
- Cloud Platforms

Interoperability for the IoT:
Waspmote, Meshlium and Plug & Sense!
Connect any Sensor using any wireless technology to any Cloud Platform
Join us at any point

Enhancing environmental control and
reducing emissions in Nordic Smart Cities
Technician installing sensor nodes in Vejle

Mobile monitoring system:
Vehicles with sensors to control air quality in Glasgow
Mobile Air Quality System integrated in vans

Optimizing urban planning in Bilbao
with a smart parking project

Snow and ice monitoring in UK winter
highways for a Smart Road management
Deployment in a road at Hampshire County

Saving water with smart management
and efficient systems in Spain
Smart water management system developed in a primary school in Madrid

Monitoring environmental conditions
in Santiago de Chile airport
Some of the Waspmote Plug & Sense! Ambient Control installed

Did you cry last weekend?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4500738/NHS-hack-huge-global-cyber-attack.html

Fact: more things, more risks
https://iotblogg.wordpress.com/

Is privacy a real concern...
http://www.elblogsalmon.com/economia/pago-como-conduzco-un-sistema-de-precios-peligroso-en-el-segmento-de-seguros

...Or are we just unaware of the lack of it?
http://www.brennancenter.org/analysis/im-terrified-my-new-tv-why-im-scared-turn-thing
Camera
Microphone
Track 100% of use

We are generating a lot of data...
http://www.computerweekly.com/news/2240176248/GE-uses-big-data-to-power-machine-services-business
80GB/day

… but things can generate much more!
http://www.computerweekly.com/news/2240176248/GE-uses-big-data-to-power-machine-services-business
520GB/ day·blade

And lots of moral dilemmas!
http://spectrum.ieee.org/cars-that-think/transportation/self-driving/people-want-driverless-cars-with-utilitarian-ethics-unless-theyre-a-passenger

And lots of moral dilemmas!
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/26/dji_drone_geofencing_iraq_syria/

Will robots replace us?
Old automotive factories versus new business activities

MySignals helps to reduce maternal deaths
in Dominican Republic
Kangaroo care program from Infectología’s
Dominican Foundation
Young boy monitored with MySignals MySignals platform with 15 sensors

Fukushima – March 11, 2011
http://spectrum.ieee.org/cars-that-think/transportation/self-driving/people-want-driverless-cars-with-utilitarian-ethics-unless-theyre-a-passenger

Meanwhile in California…
Radioactivity is detected in
California from the
Fukushima plant
• This announcement provoked an out the
stock of pills of iodide of potassium in
Californian shops.
• This treatment prevents the absorption
of radioactive iodine reducing the threat
of suffering cancer of thyroid
immediately after the radioactivity.
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2011/03/18/internacional/1300483869.html

Crowdsourcing: an example of spontaneous cooperation

Progress is always an option
https://www.clubrural.com/blog/pueblos-abandonados-en-busca-de-habitantes-quieres-ser-uno-de-ellos/

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