👉 Sticky computing refers to a network of computing devices, services, and applications that are designed to be embedded in everyday objects and environments, allowing them to operate autonomously and interact with users seamlessly. Unlike traditional computing, which often requires constant connectivity to the internet or a centralized server, sticky computing devices can function independently, storing and processing data locally while still communicating with other devices and systems when necessary. This approach enhances efficiency, reduces latency, and improves user experience by enabling context-aware interactions and real-time data processing directly within the physical environment.
