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Internet of Things

The Internet of Things is the connection of everyday objects to each other and the internet. These devices are embedded with sensors, which gather data in real time.

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Internet of Things

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  1. Internet of Things By: Feather Softwares

  2. Overview INTRODUCTION What is the IoT? Why Do We Need IoT? Applications of IoT Advantages of IoT Disadvantages of IoT CONCLUSION

  3. INTRODUCTION Ever wished your surroundings could just understand and act according to your needs? Well, with the Internet of Things, that dream is already taking shape. The very room you are sitting in right now could have an IoT ecosystem. Your TV is most probably connected to your phone, as are your lights and washing machine. They communicate and share data via the internet, allowing you to watch videos on your TV screen comfortably, or switch off your lights from outside your home, saving you the stress of having to run back inside again.

  4. What is the IoT? The Internet of Things is the connection of everyday objects to each other and the internet. These devices are embedded with sensors, which gather data in real time. This data is either sent to the cloud through WiFi, Bluetooth, satellite, etc., or processed locally on the device. Once it is converted into meaningful information and stored, it is sent to you through a software or application on your smartphone.

  5. Why Do We Need IoT? IoT helps us control the tasks in our daily routines and makes our lives stress-free. You no longer have to worry about the state of your home when you are outside, as you have security systems that would alert you in case of a break-in. It also monitors your surroundings and makes decisions that improve your lifestyle. Further, IoT improves the efficiency of processes by monitoring them throughout and automating tasks. What’s more, it lets you know ways you can reduce energy wastage, improving sustainability.

  6. Applications of IoT Believe it or not, IoT has already found its way into numerous daily processes and has been making our lives more efficient in ways we are not aware of. Some ways it is improving our lives are through: Smart Homes Healthcare Manufacturing

  7. Advantages of IoT Real-Time Access to Information: Since IoT devices gather information continuously, you can have constant access to information and can make decisions Better Productivity: IoT automates mundane tasks and allows people to spend their attention on more important tasks.

  8. Disadvantages of IoT Security concerns: There are a number of devices connected together in an IoT system. So if one device is compromised, it can be used as a stepping stone to access other devices on the same network. High costs: As efficient as the IoT system is, there are costs associated as well. The sensors and actuators, along with the entire infrastructure amount to significant initial costs.

  9. CONCLUSION To wrap up, we can expect the use of IoT to become even more widespread. That is, once the necessary regulations are made, and challenges such as interoperability and connectivity are overcome. This would create a much smarter way of life, especially with using other technologies like Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain as well. Not to mention, businesses would be able to go green with IoT helping them minimize waste and conserve energy.

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