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What is IoT?

IoT (Internet of things) is the concept that every devices should be connected to each other. This is a marked in rapida expansion and that is already extremely implemented in industry, it is doing the leap to the hands of the consumers, a great example of that are the popular devices to turn your house into a "smart house".
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