Artificial Intelligence and IoT Trends to Watch Out For In 2019

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Do you know where do you fall in the IoT adoption curve? Well, it doesn’t matter as long as you are learning about different technologies complimenting IoT and its integration into existing systems. The following post emphasizes Artificial Intelligence and IoT trends to watch out for in 2019.

Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (IoT) have already fallen into the endless pit of buzzword-vagueness. These technologies tend to evolve with each passing day. After consulting dozens of emerging technology executives and researchers and hours of combing the insights of primary market research firms, I have come up with the post that might help in concluding the fact that why using a myriad connected devices is crucial to surviving in the upcoming years. Let me show you a glimpse of how combining AI with the Internet of Things can work wonders for any business.

1. Automated vacuum cleaners: iRobot Roomba

IRobot, one of the most successful automated vacuum released in the year 2002. MIT roboticist named company came up with such technology to help its puck-shaped vacuum robots to map and “remember” several tasks such as a home layout, adapt to different surfaces or new items, clean a room with the most efficient movement ...


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