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Internet of Things
Six billion people worldwide already have mobile phones. Now the experts are talking about the coming Internet of Things - 50 billion interconnected objects, from cows to coffee machines. Peter Day asks what it means and how it may happen.
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Thu 26 Sep 201303:32GMT
BBC World Service Online
Contributors to this programme
David Cleevely
chairman of Cambridge Wireless and technology entrepreneur
Bill McFarland
vice president of technology at Qualcomm
Chris Bishop
Microsoft Scientist
Stuart Orr
Accenture
William Webb
CEO, Weightless
Zoe Barker
research assistant, Cow Tracking Project, Writtle College
John Torrance
dairy farmer, Albyns Farm
Debbs Statfold
probation officer
Miles Hodkinson
founder, Ciseco
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- Sat 21 Sep 201301:32GMTBBC World Service Online
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- Sun 22 Sep 201318:32GMTBBC World Service Online
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