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E-Business ass.1
1. Present web Evolution from Web 1.0 To 10 .0 TECHNOLOGY?
1. Web 1.0 (The Static Web): Early 1990s to early 2000s
- Only sources of information
- Only web master can change or increase the information
- HTML pages were linked by hyperlinks but lacked advanced styling or interactivity
- Example: Catalogue Online, News Online, etc.
2. Web 2.0 (The Social and Interactive Web): 2000-2010
- User-generated content and more interactivity.
- Platforms for social media (e.g., Facebook, YouTube), blogs, and wikis emerged, where users
could create, share, and collaborate on content.
- AJAX technologies enabled asynchronous interactions, leading to dynamic web applications like
Google Maps.
- Shift from desktop applications to web applications (e.g., Google Docs).
- Examples: Facebook, YouTube, Wikipedia, Twitter.
3. Web 3.0 (The Semantic Web): 2010-2020
- Web 3.0 is about machine-readable data. The aim is to create a web of data, not just a web of
documents.
- Semantic web technologies such as RDF (Resource Description Framework) and SPARQL allow
machines to interpret and understand data in a way humans do
- Focus on creating more intelligent, connected, and open web experiences.
- Examples: Linked data, Siri, voice search, AI-powered content recommendations.
4. Web 4.0 (The Intelligent Web): 2020-2030
- Highly intelligent and autonomous systems powered by advanced AI, machine learning, and
quantum computing.
- Web of intelligent entities (intelligence services), browsable, searchable, composable, self-
managed, dynamic, mobile, able to learn.
- Focus on enabling real-time machine-to-machine (M2M) communication.
- Examples: IoT ecosystems, autonomous vehicles, smart homes, and intelligent agents.
5. Web 5.0 (The Emotional Web):
- The web will become emotionally responsive, incorporating advancements in emotion
recognition technology, biometrics, and neurotechnology.
- AI systems will be able to interpret user emotions through sensors, facial recognition, and body
language, creating emotionally intelligent interfaces.
- The integration of smart devices and sensor networks could result in sophisticated control of
home and city environments, providing more convenience and utility.
- Examples: Virtual reality environments that adapt to emotional feedback, smart assistants
offering emotional support.
2. Describe the following technologies: BCI, Six sense, Augmented reality, Tele
presence, VR, AR, Smart Dust and CHAT SUPPORT AGENT.
- BCI: Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCI) allow users to control technology using their thoughts.
This technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we interact with machines and each
other. From gaming to medical applications, BCI is opening new possibilities for the future.
BCI can uncover hidden customer desires and emotional responses, enabling businesses to create
highly personalized and emotionally resonant marketing campaigns
- Six sense: Six Sense technology extends beyond our five senses to provide new ways of
experiencing the world. From touchless interfaces to virtual reality, Six Sense is creating a new
paradigm for how we interact with technology and each other.
Sensory-driven advertising: It allows businesses to engage customers through sensory-rich
advertisements, making campaigns more memorable and impactful.
- Augmented reality: From virtual try-ons to pare transforming the customer personalized
recommendations, these technologies are creating new ways to engage with customers and improve
satisfaction.
- AR: is used in e-business for virtual clothing try-ons and interactive advertising campaigns,
increasing customer interaction and conversion rates.
- Telepresence: technology that allows people to be in two places at once. Virtual meetings is
changing the way we work and live. This technology has the potential to reduce travel and increase
collaboration across the globe.
- Smart Dust: is a network of tiny sensors that can be used to monitor everything from the
environment to our bodies.
It has the potential to revolutionize healthcare, agriculture, and many other industries. The
possibilities are endless.
Data collection and analytics: These sensors can collect data on various aspects of the business
environment, which can be used for data-driven decision-making and predictive analytics.
- chat support agent: Virtual agents powered by artificial intelligence that provide instant
customer support.
Chat Support Agents offer round-the-clock assistance to customers, providing quick answers to
queries and resolving issues efficiently.
