Internet of things and its applications
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The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT), which connects everyday objects through the internet. It describes common connection methods like WiFi, barcodes, and smartphones with sensors. Top applications mentioned are traffic monitoring, health, security, and daily tasks. The future of IoT is seen as integrating home automation, tracking daily activities and goods, and improving health.
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Internet of things and its applications
- 1. INTERNET OF THINGS AND ITS APPLICATIONS
- 3. What is IoT? Integrated part of future internet the interconnection via the Internet of computing devices embedded in everyday objects the network of devices, vehicles, and home appliances
- 5. WIFI Very common General purpose Low cost Highly interoperable
- 7. BAR CODES & QR CODES Low cost No technological difficulties Several devices can read the barcode Eg:price comparison
- 9. SENSORS AND SMARTPHONES In near future everybody will probably have a smartphone Sensors monitor everything Communicate anytime anywhere From our heartbeat to footstep
- 10. Top applications Traffic monitoring Health Security Daily tasks
- 11. GOOGLE TRAFFIC
- 13. Future of IoT Home automation Daily life ( traffic monitoring, shopping) Tracking and shipping of goods Health
- 15. THANK YOU