This is a million dollar question - it is the question that might be causing many a raised eyebrows.
Is this not making us more vulnerable and hack-able than ever before?
What kind of dangers are lurking in the corner?
It is quite possible that the "Mission Impossible" kind of scenarios will become an eventuality that every common man might face in the coming years.
Simple threats could come from passive eavesdropping, where the eavesdropping device simply listens to data transmitted by the other devices.
Thus if one is able to identify a wearable device of a celebrity one can constantly keep following the celebrity.
Internet of Things, we can easily say, is a revolution in making; and it’s going to be one revolution that we all reckon by.
It’s a concept fast gaining popularity amongst people from not just the technologically inclined people, but just about everyone.
Similarly, our cities are also being aimed at having a better technologically equipped transportation system, complete with inter-connected sensors to help streamline the traffic.
Internet of things development is also expected to take us towards a future that sees a better monitored and controlled lighting, pollution, power plants, and so on.
Healthcare is looking for a future that allows for an at-home health monitoring that is as good as a clinical health monitoring through connected sensors, a vastly better communication, and even well-connected wearables.
We are about to embrace a future where the healthcare landscape is an ever-improving one, where your doctor will get your blood pressure update without having to be present near you, or your sleep pattern could be relayed back to and tracked by your physician in real-time, or your EEG and ECG devices, your blood glucose and other vital sign checking devices would be connected and well-monitored over the Internet.
