Business will streamline the IoT into efficient and practical functionality before it’s passed onto consumers to change their homes – and worldview – in short order. Already we’re on the right rung of the ladder. Wearable devices and 5G alone have already shifted the consciousness of older consumers. For the younger ones, it’s just the way things are, the world they’re growing up in.

In recognition of these risks, the Australian government has introduced a new code of practice to encourage manufacturers to make IoT devices more secure.

Providing essential services to a large number of people simultaneously is becoming challenging for each industry, including healthcare. The internet of things emerges specifically to diminish the medical field challenges, and it is continuously gaining traction across the market.

As the supply chain and manufacturing wade through the COVID-19 crisis, companies have renewed their embrace of robotics.