Automated environment via information cyberspace

Technology has changed dramatically in last few years, which prepares good foundation for the future generation of intelligent technology. Current research and development efforts in the areas of industrial automation, Robotics and Internet bring together large team of researcher and experts worldwide. Telecommunications and data networks infrastructures are the essential platform for industrial automation and Internet. The Telecommunications and Internet industry in last decade went through the dramatic changes motivated by mobility, wireless technologies and miniaturization. The future of telecommunications industry will be driven by four major drives for prosperity starting with the Differentiated Networks, Health Informatics, Advanced Television and Sensor Networks. Speed and accessibility to any information at any time from anywhere will create global communications infrastructures with great performance bottlenecks that may put in danger human lives, power supplies, national economy and security. In this article, the author presents futuristic concepts of automation environment via intelligent cyberspace. The article discusses the state of the art in the world of Telecommunications and Internet Technologies while introducing a new direction for in automation industry. The talk will present a survey of current developments and future directions in Automation, Ubiquitous Computing and Internet while promoting research and development in multidisciplinary projects conducting by multinational teams world-wide. The paper is structured in following manner. The first section presents the introduction to new directions in the research areas of ubiquitous computing and applied automation, while presenting visions shared by researcher worldwide. The second section discuss the concept of pervasive computing. The third sections introduces the current evolution of EM-U Commerce technologies and Network Convergence. Section four discusses the Mark Weiser’s vision for the “Smart House 2005” and author’s vision for the “Smart House 2015” of fully Automated Environment Information Cyberspace. Finally, section seven presents conclusions and further research directions.