Google's Brillo : IoT

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Google wants in on #IoT.
Brillo is a software completely dedicated to home automation which google is working on lately.

IoT the buzzword which simply means enabling remote operations to any of your electronic device with internet access.

And where devices are concerned Google has a lower cap of 512 MegaByte to run a flavor of android on a device with ARM  or Intel SOC .
 Its going to be changed soon with this new advent. 

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