PRESENTATION OF TOPIC

Internet has empowered the knowledge of people since its begining and now its turn to make "things" intelligent enough to satisfy the human prospects. Smart Refrigerators OK, sure, you might be saying that smart fridges already exist. That may be true, but they also aren't really that smart, they just have a screen that can connect to the Internet. Imagine...

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INTERNET OF THINGS

In the broadest sense, the term IoT encompasses everything connected to the internet, but it is increasingly being used to define objects that "talk" to each other. "Simply, the Internet of Things is made up of devices – from simple sensors to smartphones and wearables – connected together," Matthew Evans, the IoT programme head at techUK, told WIRED. By combining these...

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HOW DOES THE IOT WORK?

Many of us have dreamed of smart homes where our appliances do our bidding automatically. The alarm sounds and the coffee pot starts brewing the moment you want to start your day. Lights come on as you walk through the house. Some unseen computing device responds to your voice commands to read your schedule and messages to you while you get ready, then turns on the...

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ADVANTAJES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THE IOT

The time is not that far when you are out of home and your computers at home you have to know that your medicines have expired or that the milk is over or you need more pepper. This is not just a fantasy but soon to be a reality due to the amazing possibilities of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT is tagging our day-to-day objects with machine-readable identification...

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IOT APPLICATIONS

In practical terms, it means that we are surrounded by intelligent technology that adapts to the needs of the users and these are five examples of how the IoT simplifies and improves the day to day of people. Siemens experts give us 5 uses, examples and Internet applications of things in everyday life, as well as their advantages or disadvantages. Let's see: 1....

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THE FUTURE OF THE INTERNET OF THINGS

In near future, majority of our electronic or quantum ( hopefully) devices will be connected to the Internet via unique IP address (IPv6, since IPv4 will soon be filled up) and thus could be controlled by the owner from any place at any time. Developing countries such as India envisaging the flagship projects of Smart Cities will pin their hopes to smart infrastructure...

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