The IoT Has Become a Lifestyle Choice For Better Living Tomorrow

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“If technology can’t help its people achieve happiness, then there is no reason for technology to exist”, said Theo Veltman, the innovation manager for the City of Amsterdam, on April 2018 at a summit in London.

And when it comes to the Internet of Things, it has become a trending topic in the world of technology throughout the media and social networks. With smart devices, the Internet of Things has a great impact on our everyday lives. And according to a report, the impact of Iot in devices will immensely grow in near future. For 2020, the installed base of IoT devices is forecast to grow to around 31 billion globally.

So, how exactly does the Internet of Things influence our daily life? Here are five examples:

1. Making a Smart Home

Internet of Things has made the concept of home automation reality. Be it a smartphone, computer, lights, windows, thermostats, oven, or water system - now be it home or business, everything will be connected to the internet and with each other. Internet of Things makes all the devices at your home be controlled by remote or voice command. Also, smart refrigerators keep track of all the items stored in your fridge. It can sense when your grocery stock ...


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