The WSJ digs into ‘Ambient computing’ and its promise to change how we interact with the world. But there are still a lot of challenges—and concerns—to overcome.
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Why the Future of the Computer Is Everywhere, All the Time
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As in the early days of the cloud, the definition of ambient computing is slippery, subject to revision, and more than a little aspirational. In general, ambient computing is the idea that we’ll interact with the world through a growing assortment of gadgets and sensors, many of which will be physically embedded in our environments. And we’ll interact with this technology in a growing variety of ways—from voice and gestures to simply existing in a space full of sensors that track our every action.
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