It is Friday and we need some food for thought for the weekend. Here is an interesting video which we thought might be interesting to CloudAve readers.
Director, OpenShift Strategy at Red Hat. Founder of Rishidot Research, a research community focused on services world. His focus is on Platform Services, Infrastructure and the role of Open Source in the services era. Krish has been writing @ CloudAve from its inception and had also been part of GigaOm Pro Analyst Group. The opinions expressed here are his own and are neither representative of his employer, Red Hat, nor CloudAve, nor its sponsors.
One response to “Friday Video: On The Brink Of A Networked Society”
In the good ol’ days, organic farmers used to keep a croton plant in their farms to find out the moisture level in plants. The drooping of the croton leaves used to be the sensor for indicating the moisture level in plants. And now, sensors & tweets for plants? Plants were networked aeons ago long before humans invented technology to create a networked society. Thank you for posting this video.
In the good ol’ days, organic farmers used to keep a croton plant in their farms to find out the moisture level in plants. The drooping of the croton leaves used to be the sensor for indicating the moisture level in plants. And now, sensors & tweets for plants? Plants were networked aeons ago long before humans invented technology to create a networked society. Thank you for posting this video.