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\"Internet<\/a>Symplio<\/a> is a firm that focuses on the merger of social networks and the Internet of Things. They point out the comic book \u201cInspire the Internet of Things<\/a>\u201d (PDF). The comic book is from Mirko Presser, a member of Alexandra Institute<\/a>. It explains the concept of IoT<\/a>, challenges, problems, and benefits. It also encourages people to think of new scenarios for this technology. The author considers it essential to involve the public and businesses with the issue of developing the Internet of Things.<\/p>\n

Mr. Presser says, the IoT comic book is aimed at everyone. The idea is that anyone can read the stories presented in the book and form an opinion. In addition to using it as a basis for deeper discussions or simply as inspiration to think about the Internet of Things.<\/p>\n

The comic book has an introduction by Gerald Santucci. It has 15 scenarios where technology can be applied to the Internet of Things.\u00a0 There are alsomore than 25 concepts of IoT and four interviews with experts in this field.<\/p>\n

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