When you hear about "connectivity", you probably think of gadgets. But according to this infographic, derived from a GSMA commissioned study by Machina Research, over 30% of connected devices are actually home appliances. The figures foreshadows the "networked ecosystem" of connected devices by 2020, highlighting a day when everything in your home will be speaking to one another: smart refrigerators, computerized blinds, tablets used as surveillance devices, and more.
I'm optimistic about the day when these domestic devices all "intelligently connect." What home element are you most eager to see evolve with technology?
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Comments (5)
I'm waiting for the day my fridge starts making dinner recommendations and my treadmill starts yelling at me when I reach for the ice cream.
"Open the pod bay doors Hal."
"I can't do that Dave."
"Open the fridge doors Siri."
"I can't do that, Gregory [displays my weight]"
Well, Skynet did go online almost a year ago.
Underwater tablet?
...how deep underwater? Because seriously, I go on scuba diving trips to escape from technology for a little while. I take myself off the grid. It's wonderful.