Quantum Computing Generative AI & LLMs Drones 6G Networks Satellite Comms Group Messaging Platforms Crypto- currency IoT Devices Metaverse 5G Networks Social Media Incitement 11 IoT & connected devices From wearables to smart houses and connected cars, the Internet of Things (IoT) has penetrated our lives across a broad range of uses, including: Residential: Consumers are using an ever-expanding array of IoT devices including wearables, electronics, smart home devices, as well as smart TVs and speakers. Households in developed markets typically have dozens of devices, with an average of 21 connected devices in the US 7 and 20.5 in Australia 8 . Transportation: There are an estimated 192 million connected vehicles worldwide 9 , many of them electric vehicles. These vehicles leverage IoT for many purposes including the monitoring of telemetry and maintenance data, fleet management, logistics, infotainment and more. Enterprise: IoT has many applications in the enterprise domain including retail, manufacturing, supply chain management, shipping and much more. Critical infrastructure: IoT devices, sensors and cameras are widely used in critical infrastructure, including energy, water, transportation and public safety. Use cases range from monitoring and controlling electricity, gas and oil utilities, to enabling smart grid and smart meter technologies, orchestrating smart traffic management and monitoring surveillance cameras to combat crime. DIGITAL AGE Fitness Trackers Smart TVs Cameras Smartwatches Health Monitors Thermostats Door Locks Pet Cameras Doorbell Cameras Home Assistants Speakers Earbuds Connected cars Common Types of IoT & Connected Devices Responsible AI Human-Machine Collaboration Video Analytics IoT Devices