What are blogs?

Blogjects, a word that comes from a combination of "blog" and "objects" are objects that blog. Blog is a website where people can sign up their comments, usually on a particular topic. Blogjects refers to the same concept, with the exception of blogs, objects do blogging instead of people.

The word blogs was created by researcher Julian Bleecker, who wrote an essay called "Manifesto for Network Objects" describing the blogjek and their impact on the world. Blog objects are different from the other "things" that are connected to the Internet, because these things assertively participate on the Internet. In fact, Bleecker writes that blogs can act in the same way as human bloggers, create posts and connect many as we do now. Basically, they can share their experiences and observations such as recording information, but in another way. Blogjects can watch and watch where they are; Take your knowledge of previous stories, recordings or fromscareness; and interact with a group. In this way, blogs can register what they are doing, "remember" what they have done and share their information with others, namely bloggers and internet blogs.

"Pigeon That Blogs", the Beatriz da Costa project, is one of the examples of the blog. This blog is made up of a flock of pigeons that are equipped with sensors for recording the conditions of the environment in which they fly. They also have a wireless Internet connection and GPS (global positioning system) that allows easy tracking. When they fly around, toxins and other pollutants are recorded in the air and can be traced where they were, allowing organic air quality study to study.

There are many uses for blogs that have not shown, but it is likely that things will be more and more bloggers of the future.