As technology continues to advance and global demand for the Internet increases, the space and satellite Internet industry plays an important role in connecting the world and providing high-speed Internet access.

It is almost certain that the rise of self-driving cars will usher in an era of carpooling for all, meaning that the immediate need for cars will decline and fewer people will need (or want) to own them.

If you are a senior who wants to live more independently and comfortably in your home, an IoT device may be the perfect tool to solve the problems of everyday life.

The application of IoT technology in the self-storage space seems never-ending and is quickly breathing new life into otherwise stagnant operational technology.

The Internet of Things has already brought great advances to many industries, including construction, health and education. Agriculture, of course, is no exception.

The Internet of Things (IOT) allows networked devices to share data and provides e-commerce operators with similar networking platforms. Therefore, using the system based on the Internet of Things, e-commerce enterprises can more easily collect data and trigger real-time operations or responses.

It is also necessary to understand the benefits that the Internet of Things can bring to companies, so that companies can make wise decisions about whether to use this technology.

2013 is called the first year of big data, and all walks of life are gradually opening the era of big data applications. Until now, big data is still talked about.

Like any other computing device, IoT devices are a potential entry point for attackers to compromise a company's network, and as such, strong security measures are needed to protect them.

While the impact of IoT sensors is multifaceted, there may be nothing more important to modern companies than predictive maintenance tools.