Don't Mess With My Pacemaker

Every single day we find novel ways in which we can make use of technology in our daily lives.

The emergence of the IPv6 protocol is seen as one of the most important building blocks for the internet of things by which demand, cost reduction, mobility and miniaturisation will mean that all our devices will in some way or another be connected to the internet. Through this complex architecture, everyday devices will become part of an intelligent framework within which every appliance or machine we use has its own unique address.

This revolution has already also been felt in the medical world where patents for intelligent medical cabinets have already been registered. The leveraging of RFID technology within the healthcare sector is but one of these developments. Imagine waking up in the morning, walking to your bathroom and the mirror in front of you would indicate what medicine you require on that particular day and time dependant on your medical condition and the