Published by: Victorino
Hey, finally a Wi-fi enabled air purifier that can be controlled over the Internet, a baby monitor that can use cellular data networks, and a cooker that can use online recipes - pretty amazing techno-ingredient.
Philips announced, a well-known brand in consumer electronics, about linking the fast-running technololgy of today to the inventions of electronics of tomorrow.
"The Internet of things is quickly becoming a reality, and Philips will drive that change," said Pieter Nota, executive vice president of Philips' consumer lifestyle division. The Internet is the idea that web connections will spread to ordinary items with the likes of traffic signals, thermostats, door locks, and plant-health monitors.
