Intel believes its button-size pc 'Curie' sill serve as a platform of all wearable things - CES 2015

Intel believes the chip will serve as a platform for new product. It is set to debut in the second half of the year.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich unveiled Curie, a button-size chip that includes a processor, Bluetooth low-energy radio, sensors and a dedicated engine to determine different sporting activity. It's also able to run for extended periods with a coin-size battery, or can be recharged. Such a minuscule chip could power wearables of different designs, from rings to pendants to clothes, Krzanich said at his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show on Tuesday.

"This changes the game of wearables," he said.

Intel Presentation on CES 2015. Curie is revealed 6:05

The way Intel thoughts is very suitable to future of IoT. At now all advanced electronics can be smarter but, they have other hardware and software and it make to be hard to connect with other things. This tiny hardware Intel introduced will be able be role to connect existed things and to change be smarter IoT like CromeCast which can change normal TV to Smart TV.

Source - CNET : Intel's button-size Curie will power all kinds of wearables