The Internet of Everything | Tom Moran | TEDxNewcastleCollege

Through our digital devices and high-speed networks, we are more connected than we have ever been before, and with that comes great innovation. The ‘Internet of things’ is already starting to revolutionise our homes and workplaces with smart speakers, lights and heating - but where is this all heading, and will we like where it goes? Tom will look at what the near future could look like for our homes and with a bit of imagination what the distant future could have in store for us. One of 2019's BIMA 100 - a list recognising the UK's 100 most influential people in digital and tech - Tom is a leading voice for digital and user experience design in the North East.
With a wide-ranging career in digital and design, Tom is Associate Director at EPAM Systems, where he conducts user research and testing, leads design workshops, and helps to create beautiful, meaningful design experiences. He regularly hosts talks and TH-cam videos about the curious, exciting, and occasionally terrifying future of artificial intelligence, digital design, and virtual reality.
Tom channels his infectious enthusiasm to not only champion digital design, but also inspire and educate - writing thought leadership pieces for online publications, organising industry design meetups, and running bootcamps and workshops for local schools and universities. He wants to make a better world, and hopes our robot overlords will appreciate it. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@JF-yo7vu]

Guys just wanted to remind you this is the best time to be alive. Best in history and best that will ever be. The start of the internet. The big change after the Big Bang we are witnessing it.

[@scottwest5016]

It is really interesting how IOT devices could possibly tap into our mind in the future. Offering possible medical services we don't even know we need yet such as psychological, or physical would be a great advancement. High speed networks are a huge development.

[@rachitbhatt40000]

Sounds like an interesting but scary future.

[@longle-dv7fd]

the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more

[@lifemafuna2842]

What happens to people who cant afford it?

[@sian666]

I really enjoyed this talk, Tom. Unfortunately, Deryck didn't - he thinks you're in too deep.

[@user-lk2hn3fv3m]

The audio 😢