6. What’s on your body?

In the busy routine from our day-to-day lives, we don’t have proper time to monitor our own health and condition; there are some wearable tech gadgets that can help us in monitoring activity during workouts, sleeping patterns to hearing aids.

These devices are so sophisticated that they even connect to our social media accounts, and tracking much more quality and quantity data.

The budding number of sensors will detect and act on environmental and other background factors, like weather;  we will be aware of who and how many people are around in its surrounding area to change levels of input and output; and adjust to save resources and improve safety.

7. Google’s Initiative

Google’s plan on the Internet of Things is quite evident when it bought ‘Nest’ for a whopping cost of $3.2 billion, which sells thermostats and fire detectors that have the technology to learn the guidelines and interact with the users.

 It is believed that with the acquisition of the Nest, Google intends to play a major role in the IoT sector by predicting a world of all the appliances connected to the Web and auto respond to the users.

8. IBM‘s messaging platform

IBM plays a major role in the Internet of Things sector by offering a range of products. It includes a messaging platform for machine-to-machine data called the message sight, a development platform for apps that manages IoT data called the Blue Mix and many more.

 Supposedly, other competitors like Wipro and CGI are on the track too.

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