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- 1. Internet Of Things Name: Karishma Talan E-mail: karishmatalan@gmail.com Twitter Id: @KarishmaTalan University: Sant Gadge Baba University Amravati, MH Year/Semester: 2nd Year Branch: Computer science and Engineering
- 2. Introduction • Internet Of Things is an effective communication between things. • These things can include any object ranging from a small pen to big cars. • It is expanded to an extent that living organism can be considered as the part of the internet of things.
- 3. • In Internet of Things , intelligent devices such as Passive RFID Tag, Smart Dust ,etc are connected together in a large network with unique accessibility . • IoT exchanges data in a fraction of second and also it consumes less power. • It makes the human life more comfortable and it helps to build a smarter world.
- 4. Trends • IoT network will look to the skies for better coverage. • Wide-area wireless networks for connecting Internet of Things devices may go global through a partnership between hot IoT startup Sigfox and aerospace company Airbus. • Satellite data service can be made available in almost any outdoor location but tends to cost much more than land-based wireless
- 5. • Internet of Things Platform for Smart City, Home Automation, Industrial Automation, and Telecommunication . • Opportunities exist in every industry as organizations need more innovative ways to harness ever-increasing amounts of data, and use it to drive smarter decisions, enable new services and business models, and reduce costs.
- 6. Interest Areas • Internet of things in Medical and healthcare system. • IoT devices can be used to enable remote health monitoring and emergency notification systems. These health monitoring devices can range from blood pressure and heart rate monitors to advanced devices capable of monitoring specialized implants, such as pacemakers or advanced hearing aids. • Specialized sensors can also be equipped within living spaces to monitor the health and general well- being of senior citizens, while also ensuring that proper treatment is being administered and assisting people regain lost mobility via therapy as well.
- 7. • Other consumer devices to encourage healthy living, such as, connected scales or wearable heart monitors, are also a possibility with the IoT. • As health issues are increasing day by day, human is facing challenging health related issues and number of weird dieses are taking root in the society, hence I would like to work with internet of things in medical and health.
- 8. IoTAfter 5 Years • In ITU people are working on a Packet based service related network which is called as “Next Generation Network”. • devices will sense, speak, hear and at last it might even start thinking. • It will make people life easier and enterprises can take benefits from such connected devices to make their efficient product and strategy.
- 10. WorkingProcessof Internetof Things • In IoT architecture, devices can communicate with each other by forming a network. • These devices should have certain basic capabilities namely sensing, data capture, data storage, data processing and it should also be uniquely accessible. • In IoT devices can communicate with each other directly or through a gateway. • It manages resources, services and collects the information for sending it according to requirements of user.
- 12. Challenges for Internetof Things • Connectivity and Identification • Reliable and scalable Network • Power management • Security • Multi device adoption
- 13. Applications of Internet of Things • Smart marketing • Smart Products • Smart e-Health care • Smart Automation • Smart Pollution monitoring system • Smart grid Technology
- 14. THANK YOU