The majority of vehicles on the road today are likely to be fitted with a global positioning system (GPS) and an advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), both of which collect data from the vehicle, process it so that it can be interpreted in the appropriate context, and then make decisions based on that data. For instance, the capacity to apply emergency brakes depending on the data collected by the sensors; the provision of assistance to the driver when parking the vehicle; and the provision of assistance to the driver while he is doing these actions. All of these applications have made a significant improvement in terms of the ways in which the internet of things can assist an individual as well as businesses in conducting research and development to improve the one-of-a-kind offerings they make to customers in order to attract those customers to their businesses.