Looks like some of the new devices at display at CES 2015, use apps that monitor nearly all aspects of personal life, including sleep. The new technologies are getting so personal that it is moving to connect and analyse our movements, our health, our brains, and our everyday devices. This is called internet of Me.
One of the major themes at the international Consumer electronics show in Las Vegas is connecting thousands of objects that people use each day — clothing, cars, light bulbs and home appliances.
The purpose of this interconnectivity is to make one’s life easier and less complicated. Instead of ignoring those preferences we set in our smartphones, tablets and wearables, they will now become more global, anticipatory, and refined, Smart Devices will “Know” us, at least sense that they will sense our daily patterns, habits, and rituals.
Smart devices will know if you are buying on Lolly wolly Doodle, when soccer camp is (so, they’ will buy all the supplies from Target and have them drop-shipped to your location), and how frequently you buy Cherry Gracia etc.
They will suggest new wines listed on Wine Advocate. If one like black sand beaches and 78-degree mean temperatures, they will come up with fresh new vacation suggestion a world away from regular vacation spot.
This is not just a change in lifestyle, It is also a change in the way people look at the markets and new business opportunities. Big data will play a major part in this transformation. So will logistics and delivery services of all shapes and sizes. Most of all, every merchant will have deeper understanding of how the consumer is.
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