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Product Design
MAY 19, 2014

Video: Thingdom Come

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Cheap sensors are readily available, data is easy to gather, analyse and visualise, and there are people and companies interested, and cash available for experimentation. However, in this age of Internet of Things, the combinations of sensors, hardware, software and data being created are still relatively simplistic.

At ProductTank April, Patrick Bergel, Founder and CEO of Animal Systems, talked about how current implementations of connected devices aren’t addressing pressing human needs just yet, and discussed how IoT might come of age as the general population ages and solutions to tackle dementia, isolation and blindness come into play.

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