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Introduction to IoT
Definition: IoT refers to a network of
physical devices embedded with sensors,
software, and other technologies to connect
and exchange data with other devices and
systems over the internet.
Scope: Includes everything from wearable
devices to industrial machines.
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IoT Architecture and
Frameworks
Device Layer: Sensors and actuators.
Connectivity Layer: Networks and
communication protocols.
Data Processing Layer: Cloud and edge
computing.
Application Layer: End-user applications and
interfaces.
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Some Mission of
Internet of Thing
Data Utilization: Harness the power of data generated by connected
devices to derive actionable insights, drive innovation, and enhance
decision-making processes.
Connectivity and Integration: Enable ubiquitous connectivity between
devices, systems, and services to foster a more integrated and
interoperable digital ecosystem.
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Applications
of IoT
Healthcare: Remote monitoring,
wearable health devices, telemedicine.
Smart Homes: Automated lighting,
heating, security systems.
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Manufacturing: Predictive
maintenance, automation, inventory
management.
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Some of Vision
Internet of Thing
Ubiquitous Connectivity:
Ensure that connectivity is available everywhere, enabling devices and systems to communicate effortlessly and
reliably.
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Intelligent Data Utilization:
Leverage the vast amounts of data generated by IoT devices to gain insights, drive innovation, and make informed
decisions that enhance both individual and collective experiences.
Enhanced Efficiency and Automation:
Foster the adoption of automation across various industries to streamline operations, reduce costs, and boost
productivity.
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Future Trends in IoT
• 5G & IoT Integration – Faster and
more reliable connectivity.
• AI & Machine Learning – Smarter
decision-making.
• Blockchain for IoT Security –
Improved data integrity.
• Edge Computing – Reducing cloud
dependency.
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Security Risks –
The Internet of Things (IoT): IoT refers to the network of physical devices embedded with sensors, software, and other technologies, which
connect and exchange data with other devices and systems over the internet. This interconnected system enables these devices to collect, share,
and act on data, leading to enhanced automation, ef
Challenges of IoT
Security risks
Hacking, data breaches.
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Interoperability
Devices from different manufacturers can work together, thanks
to standardized protocols and frameworks.
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Data privacy issues
The some the privacy issues can occur data leaks
Steal in information via internet
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Real-Time Data Processing
Immediate data collection, analysis, and action, enabling quick
responses to changing conditions and events.
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The Internet of Things (IoT): IoT refers to the network
of physical devices embedded with sensors, software,
and other technologies, which connect and exchange
data with other devices and systems over the internet.
This interconnected system enables these devices to
collect, share, and act on data, leading to enhanced
automation, efficiency, and real-time decision-making.
Features
Connectivity
Seamless communication between devices via the internet,
ensuring real-time data exchange and interaction.
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Interoperability
Devices from different manufacturers can work together, thanks
to standardized protocols and frameworks.
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Scalability
The ability to expand networks easily, accommodating a growing
number of devices and users without compromising
performance..
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Real-Time Data Processing
Immediate data collection, analysis, and action, enabling quick
responses to changing conditions and events.
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Conclusion
Summary: Recap of IoT's impact, key use cases, and future
potential.
Call to Action: Encourage exploration of IoT solutions and
participation in IoT initiatives.
Future Outlook: Emphasize the continuous evolution and
transformative power of IoT.
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You
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