It seems there is a lot of confusion about IoT. It is not about house automation at all, it may be about it, but it is not the main target for IoT. However, the vendors are jumping in the marketing bandwagon and decide to rename everything they were already providing or extend the capabilities of their gizmo with useless internet extensions just to call it an IoT device. Unfortunately, many conclude the IoT is about useless gizmo that are spying at you or whatever.
IoT is rather than about devices to monitor parking space and let car drivers know where there is spots available in order to save time and reduce gas consumption in the dense areas of the city, it is about monitoring the garbage collection for a city to make it more efficient or ensure proper billing and so on. It is not about your f...g fridge or your f...g lights or your f...g thermostat or whatever else stupid you can think about.
I'm very sorry, but I have to agree with the poster you reply to. This isn't as simple as you think. Yes you can create customers out of the blue. Ask Facebook, Google and many others. However, yes, without customers no business is viable, except the government.
So, the business process is rather than, find out something you believe there is a market for and customers for and create it. That is where it starts, not the reverse.
Yes, but even the metal case doesn't guarantee it is shock proof. I got another Thinkpad, did I say I used to buy Thinkpads only for business purpose for a long time, and it was the fancy one when titanium was first introduced. It fell from about 2-3 feet in its padded case and just cracked as any other plastic one.
Plastic doesn't equate to fragile. There is planes build with composite material which is essentially plastic. This is a bit short to say a plastic case cannot endure.
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