How AI and IoT will revolutionize shopping in the future?

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Let me take you 20 years back when online shopping just kicked off and started to gain popularity. And now, 20 years later it is at the boom when everything can be bought in just one click from anywhere. Not only that, computers have become powerful plus cheaper and the internet faster. I am not only talking about metropolitan areas! Technology and its roots have spread everywhere. Online shopping might rock at this particular time but digital shopping is something which is rising slowly too. Artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR), virtual reality (VR), and the Internet of Things (IoT) are all the driving forces to revolutionize slash change the way we shop.The Internet of ThingsThis is not as scary as the term sounds. Instead, we all are using it and getting advantages from this keyword, which is called the 'Internet of Things.' From Amazon’s Echo to Google Assistant, you have used these devices to play a song early morning, getting news or look up the weather. These home assistants have made our life so easier. You don't need to turn on the TV, go to your phone for playing music - just give a command and you will see ...


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