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The Future of Wireless
Dr. Cori Zuppo, SPHR, GPHR Consultant, Professor, & Technophile
10 Dynamics for Big Change
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#1 Design & architecture challenges will increase
#2 Power users will expect more control
can vs. should
should and believe they can
should NOT and believe they can
#3Liquid technology & computing will become more common
#4 IoT → IoE
Integration management as a service
(IMaaS)
Unsecured webcams
Luddites have a point.
#5 Wires are dead! Long live the wires!
#6Wireless charging devices and methods will emerge en masse
SMS Wireless Charger for Select Samsung Devices
Anker 14W Dual-Port Solar Charger with PowerIQ Technology
#7
Due to increased cybersecurity risks, the most important component going forward will be trust.
#8
Crowded networks and interference will increase and bring solutions through anomalies
#9
Complicated policy issues will increase, causing conflict between federal, state and local powers
Duplex-gap
Impairment and/or restrictions
LED lightbulbs create wireless networks wherever
they are installed
Roman soldiers used light to transmit signals by using flash code
Li-Fi (light fidelity)
Pros:transmit more data
conserve energy
create access points
OK for EM-sensitive places
Li-Fi (light fidelity)
Cons: Speed
WiFO
#10
Additional smart cities will emerge with support from the U.S. Government
“I also talked to people from the U.S. Department of Transportation, but I was told that they have worse problems to
worry about, which of course amazed me.”
~ Cesar Cerrudo, CTO, IOActive Labs
“Our blind spot comes from the fact that we have lived
in a linear world.”
~ Gerd Leonhard, Futurist
What role do vendors need to take?
What about the rest of us?
Future-proof A/V investments to
maximize ROI
