IoT and Machine Learning are the most advanced and evolving technologies that continue to rise in today's modern world, simplifying human efforts and making lives easier. These technologies have proved to streamline operations and workflows for various industries and provide more robust and scalable applications that allow users to make things done seamlessly. In recent years, the popularity of the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine Learning (ML) has greatly increased, especially in finding new ways to uncover business opportunities. The way people used to live before has revolutionized with the power of ML and IoT, making their lives simpler and easier. From retail & eCommerce, sports & entertainment, and medical & healthcare to oil & gas and software industries, ML and IoT are widely adopted for building modern and innovative mobile applications that tailor their unique business needs.

Abhinandan H. Patil is Founder and CTO of Technology Firm in India, Karnataka. Before this, he has worked in Wireless Network Software Organization as Lead Software Engineer for close to a decade. He spent 5 years in Research and the output of the Research is available as Book and Thesis in IJSER, USA. He is Active Researcher in the field of Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Science, Artificial Intelligence, Regression Testing applied to Networks, Communication and Internet of Things. He is active contributor of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

Along with a literal wall of a television, and new QLEDs with AI for 8K, Samsung's "First Look: event ahead of CES 2018 had some news about Bixby, SmartThings and Universal Guide. For those not familiar with Bixby, it is Samsung's answer to Siri, Alexa, ...Cortana. And Bixby will be in Samsung's 2018 range of televisions. Samsung says Bixby "enables easier interaction between the TV and its users, thanks to its intuitive UX, and comprehensive voice analysis capabilities". The new TVs will also feature SmartThings, Samsung's IoT platform hub, which promises "a simpler way to control the television and sync with other devices.

KONE's mission is to improve the flow of urban life. The Finnish-headquartered elevator and escalator engineering and maintenance company is responsible for 1.1 million elevators worldwide. As well as offices and apartments, it runs people-moving machinery at airports, stadiums and exhibition venues. At Heathrow airport in London alone, it is responsible for moving 191,000 people daily, using 1,035 escalators, elevators and autowalks. This is a huge responsibility since breakdowns or faulty equipment can cause delays affecting thousands of people.