One of the first notable owners of wearable technology was Caroline Murat, Queen of Naples. In the early 1800s, designer Abraham-Louis Breguet created the first wristwatch for the queen. Though it was limited in functionality, it paved the way for what was to come—a…
Our fascination with science fiction — from Ray Bradbury’s fully automated Happylife Home in his short story, “The Veldt,” to cartoon classics like Futurama and The Jetsons — has long ignited our imaginations with dreams of living in a smart home one day. Fiction…
The Internet of Things, or IoT, refers to a system of hard devices that use sensors to connect via computing systems to form a network. These devices could be anything from your desktop gaming computer or laptop to your tablet, phone, or another mobile device. But not…
Life runs on the internet. Namely, on the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT refers to a network of electronic devices equipped with processing power, sensors, and software designed to exchange data with each other. These devices can help keep our homes safe from water…