IoT may have failed to conquer the consumer world yet, with consumers ambivalent about wearables and smart homes. Instead it will be underrated (and definitely unsexy) But it is on its way there. Listing examples such as an artificial pancreas to monitor blood sugar and pump insulin where necessary, the author argues that technologies such as digital implants and remote monitoring will soon become a commonplace medical intervention.
IoT may have failed to conquer the consumer world yet, with consumers ambivalent about wearables and smart homes. But it is on its way there. Listing examples such as an artificial pancreas to monitor blood sugar and pump insulin where necessary, the author argues that technologies such as digital implants and remote monitoring will soon become a commonplace medical intervention.