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IoT World Europe in Berlin is an event that takes place between 5 and 7 October, and it will be host to a lot of cool new smart devices. Canonical is launching there a new initiative named The Internet of Toys.
The Internet of Things is a new type of smart devices that connect to the Internet, and that can be controlled remotely. The funny thing about these devices is that many of them can be controlled by apps, and they are not items that you would think are smart, like a fridge for example. Now, Canonical wants to push things even further with a new open source initiative called The Internet of Toys, which is just that.
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