Participants in the Internet of Things (IoT) tend to focus on individual smart devices, but the Internet of Experiences aims higher, concentrating on what becomes possible when smart devices work together to create experiences.
The great Archimedes, one of the forefathers of both modern astronomy and invention, is said to have boasted to King Hiero that if he were given a lever and a place to stand, he could move the Earth.
Miele, Germany’s premium home appliance manufacturer, was founded in 1899 on the concept of “immer besser” – always better. Today, Miele is delivering on that promise in a new way, with smart connected appliances that make the consumer’s life easier and more enjoyable – an entirely new home appliance experience.
Powered by sophisticated analysis of images and data collected from public agencies and real-time sensors, Virtual Singapore is designed to give a whole new meaning to the term “smart city.”
Systems engineering was developed to manage the trade-offs among dozens of competing subsystems to create a product with optimum overall performance.
For the past 30 years, the Internet has been about connecting people to information. For the next 30 years, it will be about connecting people, data, processes and machines – from cities to cars to wearables – to information.
"The beauty of the Experience Economy is that, as citizens and consumers, we are at the center of sustainable innovation. We are all positively contributing to improve our daily lives, at home, at work and with friends. Haven’t you dreamt of creating new virtual interactions with all the objects of everyday life to make it possible to consume less, reduce waste and make life a smooth and easy experience? At Dassault Systèmes, we believe that Design Thinking is to become Experience Thinking. We believe that the Internet of Things will be driven by the “Internet of Experiences.” We believe in innovation by people, for people.