Can you imagine a world in which humans interact with computers without even thinking about it … where computers are part of our natural human environment and cannot be distinguished from it? That world is here. It’s called ‘ubiquitous computing.’
Technology receding ‘into the background of our lives’ is how Mark Weiser of Xerox PARC described ubiquitous computing when he first envisioned the concept in 1988.
Internet of Things, wearables, smart cities, cars, homes, appliances....