The final paper talks about the “make it smart” trend that has affected most fields in global markets. Namely, in human nature there is a systematic desire to improve the quality of life. Mankind has always been oriented towards making tools that facilitate its activities. The human tendency to do things more easily led to the first industrial revolution in the second half of the eighteenth century. After difficult beginnings based on very good and stable foundations, there was inevitable progress in every field of human civilization. Now, two and a half centuries after the first industrial revolution and with the knowledge of the scarcity of resources, we must look at how and in what way everything we do and everything we need can be more efficient and simpler. With this need for improvement, we come to smart devices. These are devices that are of the modular type, they are expandable and have a greater range of communication and data processing. It's the idea that any device can be turned into a "smart" device. Which provides the user with greater efficiency of performing a certain activity by collecting information and communicating it with the end user.