The most common examples of IoT applications in smart cities are tracking, routing and fleet management solutions for public vehicles such as Fleet.io. Sensors from the Internet of Things help detect the exact location of vehicles and monitor driver behavior, vehicle conditions, and the condition of the core system. Another example of the use of the Internet of Things in smart building systems is Zata, which measures and controls air quality. Connected devices also offer convenience, such as help with creating a shopping list and savings when you turn off the heating at home while you’re on vacation. The Internet…