Internet of NO things and the hyperconnected era”when digital melts to the environment”Roope MokkaDemos HelsinkiTwitter: @mokka

When is the last time that you watched your mobile phone?

We look at our phone every 6th minute

In ten years time we will never look at our phones.

WHY INTERNET OF NO THINGS IS HAPPENING?

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32000 MB

There is tech worth hundreds of thousands in ANY smartphone.

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Same time as the size and prizeof computing devices drops their functionalities increase.

THE LAW OF HYPERCONNECTED PLANET

Smart Environments

Personal Computers

Smart PhonesSmart Watches

Wearables

”Smart dust”

Nearables

Mainframe computersSi

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Functionalities

Laptops

THE LAW OF HYPERCONNECTED

PLANET

Smart Environments

Personal Computers

Smart PhonesSmart Watches

Wearables

”Smart dust”

Nearables

Mainframe computersSi

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Functionalities

Laptops

THE LAW OF HYPERCONNECTED

PLANET

you are

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internet on NO things

From Naked Approachadvanced technology research programme

Smart Environmentsinternet on NO things

by Keiichi Matsuda | km.cxmore at hyper-reality.co

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1st phase Everything electric is connected2nd phase Everything man-made is connected3rd phase Everything is connected

Bits and atoms are joining already and its creating a lot of value.

Already.

Uber ≈ $18.2bnAirbnb ≈ $30bn

Pokemon GO increased the valuation of Nintendo w. $11 bn (oops!)

What if all the transportation in Sweden is operated by UBER and all homes by AIRBNB?

6 fundamental possible changes we identified.

1. Super resource efficient society

2. Post-choice society

3. Post-ownership society

4. Post-market society

5. Post-energy society

6. Panteistic society

How to create sustainable value in the hyperconnected era?

SMARTUPS

Walmart Retail $482

Sinope Oil  and  gas $455

China National Petroleum Oil  and  gas $428

Saudi Aramco Oil  and  gas $338

State Grid Beijing Electric  utility $333

Samsung Conglomerate $305

Royal Dutch Shell Oil  and  gas $273

ExxonMobil Oil  and  gas $268

Vitol Commodities $270

Kuwait Petroleum Oil  and  gas $252

WORLD’S LARGEST COMPANIES 2015

WHAT DO WE KNOW ABOUT WORLD’S

LARGEST COMPANIES IN 2050?

WE KNOW ONE THING

CO2 -100 %

Walmart Retail $482

Sinope Oil  and  gas $455

China National Petroleum Oil  and  gas $428

Saudi Aramco Oil  and  gas $338

State Grid Beijing Electric  utility $333

Samsung Conglomerate $305

Royal Dutch Shell Oil  and  gas $273

ExxonMobil Oil  and  gas $268

Vitol Commodities $270

Kuwait Petroleum Oil  and  gas $252

WORLD’S LARGEST COMPANIES 2015

Walmart Retail $482

Sinope Oil  and  gas $455

China National Petroleum Oil  and  gas $428

Saudi Aramco Oil  and  gas $338

State Grid Beijing Electric  utility $333

Samsung Conglomerate $305

Royal Dutch Shell Oil  and  gas $273

ExxonMobil Oil  and  gas $268

Vitol Commodities $270

Kuwait Petroleum Oil  and  gas $252

WORLD’S LARGEST COMPANIES 2015

SO WHO WILL BE ON THIS LIST IN 20-30 YEARS?

UNICORNS 2016 a new venture whose valuation exceeds a billion dollars

Uber On-­Demand $68

Xiaomi Hardware $46

Didi Chuxing On-­Demand $33.8

AirBnB eCommerce/  Marketplace $30

Palantir Technologies Big  data $20

Lu.com Fintech $18.5

China Internet Plus Holding eCommerce/  Marketplace $18

Snapchat Social  media $18

WeWork Facilities $16.9

Flipkart eCommerce/  Marketplace $16

WHERE DOES THE BUSINESS COME FROM? (IF IT DOES NOT COME FROM OIL)

MONTHLY HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE

Telecommunication is used as a referencepoint.

30% 25%

15%

= 1260€

678 €

329 €+

251 €+

1. Existing large companies do not fit into planetary boundaries.

New business models are needed for the economy to work.Sharing, optimisation, circular economy and

dematerialisation are already used successfully.New business models do not guarantee sustainability.

Regulation needs to follow.

WHY SMARTUPS?

The role of government in the hyperconnected era.

The problem of governance in the 21st century:

The speed of innovation is so fast that we don’t know before we see. And then its too late.

Experimental Governance is a democratic and participatory approach to create better policy. Combines top down and bottom up.

Themes and strategic experiments from the government

Initiatives from the citizens, startups, other sectors.

Experiments Policy

The changing roles of businesses’ and governments’ in the hyperconnected era.

The new role of business: smartup!The new role of goverment: experiment!

Roope MokkaFounderTwitter: @mokkaroope.mokka@demoshelsinki.fihttp://www.demoshelsinki.fi/

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TACK! Hyperconnected business Hyperconnected

society