Doubt it. The utility of a chip attached to a thing is access to the thing&#x27;s state - which is besides its location usually nothing. Even things where IoT would intuitively bring the most value, such as smart remote control lights, aren&#x27;t getting that much traction. So I&#x27;d say IoT wil be much less widespread than some people believe or wish. (Although there&#x27;s one use case where IoT might become popular - power consumption measurenment for home appliances - so you could see real-time or monthly chart for example.)