Keshav Laad is a 4th year student studying Information Technology at ABV- Indian Institute of Information Technology and Management in Gwalior. The document discusses the latest trends in Internet of Things (IoT), which connects everyday consumer objects and industrial equipment to the network to gather information and manage devices via software. It outlines trends in automobiles, wearables, and connected cars. The future of IoT is emerging as the third wave of Internet development and will change personal lives, workplaces, consumption, and spawn new businesses analyzing the data and creating new connected things. Growth is being driven by new products and services, cost savings, productivity gains, and consumer demand for improved health, energy savings and safety.

1. Keshav Laad
keshav1.laad@gmail.com
@KeshavLaad
4thYear / 8th Semester
InformationTechnology: Integrated Post
Graduate
ABV- Indian Institute of InformationTechnology
and Management
Gwalior

2. INTERNET OF THINGS: THE NEXT MEGA-TREND
Internet of Things connects devices such as everyday consumer objects and industrial
equipment onto the network, enabling information gathering and management of
these devices via software to increase efficiency, enable new services or achieve other
health, safety or environmental benefits.

3. LATEST TRENDS IN IoT
AUTOMOBILES
WEARABLES
• Providing users with real-time data about their health or an
augmented view of the world, wearable technologies will form
an integral part of the IoT.
• The idea is to enable sensor-equipped "things" to communicate
with one another in meaningful, actionable ways.
The rich data created by
wearable tech will drive the
rise of the 'human cloud' of
personal data
Wearable devices
to reach about
$20bn by 2017,
growing at over
60% CAGR
Connected wearable devices include categories
such as fitness bands, smart watches, smart
glasses and action cameras.
E.g. Google Glass, Nike Fuel+, Autographer
As the integration with smartphones and vehicles gets
deeper, the information exchange will be two way –
Smartphone to Vehicle and vice versa.
Using the On-Board Diagnostics (OBD/OBD-II) data,
information regarding engine and other crucial vehicle
parameters can be displayed on the driver’s smartphones
and same can be sent to service provider for analysis. Alerts
related to the car and performing actions on certain vehicle
parts will become seamless.
Connected cars are vehicles that connect to the
internet and may also feature the ability to
communicate with other vehicles and
infrastructure, such as traffic lights.
Connected cars
penetration is being driven
by applications in the
following: safety, vehicle
diagnostics, infotainment
and navigation, and fleet
management.

4. FUTURE OF IoT
The Internet of Things is emerging as the third wave in the development of
Internet. Personal lives, workplace productivity and consumption will all change.
Plus there will be a string of new businesses, from those that will expand the
Internet “pipes”, to those that will analyse the reams of data, to those that will
make new things we haven’t even thought of yet.
DEVICESCONNECTEDTO
THE INTERNET
WHAT IS
DRIVING
GROWTH?
The IoT value proposition-
a driver of new product
cycles and another leg of
cost efficiencies
Companies are focused on
the IoT as a driver of
incremental revenue
streams based on new
product and services.
Businesses are also
embracing the IoT to
improve productivity and
save costs.
Consumer demand is also driving
IoT adoption as they embrace new
technology to improve health,
energy savings and safety.
REVENUE
GENERATION
PRODUCTIVITY &
COST SAVINGS

5. INTEREST AREAS
Have detailed understanding of concepts and applications of
• Embedded systems
• Microprocessors 8086, 8085, 8051
• ATMega32
• IPv6 and Wireless Communication Technologies
• Cloud and Grid Computing
• Networks and Mobile Computing
How IoT can be used?
At primary level it can prove vital
in reducing chaos with monitored
automation in various field of
administration and at institutes
especially logging medical
information of individuals to help
us build healthy and safe society.

6. THANK YOU