"connected objects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to physical objects, such as electronics, appliances, and vehicles, that are equipped with internet connectivity and can transfer data over a network. For example, "The rise of connected objects such as smart phones and smart TVs has revolutionized the way we communicate."
We are counting down the time before we hit 50 billion connected objects.
It is even the second reason why people aren't purchasing new connected objects.
That number will be quickly eclipsed by 100 billion connected objects as we march toward an inevitable future where we have 1 trillion-plus connected objects in the world.
This new device lets you set up virtual buttons on a table to control all your connected objects.
Consequently, we observe an SBR-dependent overestimation of the FG volumes which in many cases are not even morphologically connected objects.
Cage Active Contours (CACs), proposed in [18], are a framework for segmenting connected objects using a new class of parametric region-based active contours.
The related area of connectivity (connecting objects to the network/Internet and to one another through all sorts of rules) is also a very significant opportunity.
When it is possible to connect objects to other objects, reviewers found that finding the connection points to be difficult, and would often trigger Maxwell to move.
The company believes that its architecture, which is not based on the operator's view of network connectivity, could help eliminate data roaming, the cost and complexity of silicon for connecting objects, and even the need for batteries in devices.
The internet of things connects objects to networks and exploits the data that is generated.
When the minds of the reader and writer perfectly and inimitably connect, objects, events and emotions become doubly vivid – more real, somehow, than real things.
