The document outlines a lecture on the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as a system of connected devices that can collect and share data without human intervention. Examples include smart refrigerators and air conditioners. The reasons for IoT include human desires for comfort, convenience, and remote control capabilities. IoT devices use sensors to collect real-time data and have unique IDs to enable communication. While challenges exist, IoT has many applications like environmental monitoring and can transform businesses and lives.

1. Internet of Things
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‫الصيدلة‬ ‫كلية‬
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‫كربالء‬ ‫جامعة‬
19/12/2019

2. Lecture Outline
What is IoT?
Why is IoT?
About
Applications
Examples of IoT
Challenges in IoT
Conclusion
References

3. What is IoT?
• Internet of Things (IoT) is a system of devices
connected to the Internet with the ability to collect
and exchange data from users or environment with
no human intervention.
• The device or the ‘things’ in IoT could be any device
embedded with electronics, software, and
sensor like a smart refrigerator, a smart air
conditioner, lights in household, connected security
systems or even a person with a heart monitor or an
automobile

4. Why is IoT?
• Human seeks for comfort and easy solution
• We want to automate everything
• We like to control everything remotely
• We want to see data in real-time

5. ABOUT
• Sensors are fitted everywhere across every
devices collecting real-time data consistently.
• Every device has its unique ID which makes
the communication possible among them.

6.  Is it possible to assign addresses to all the devices in the word?
Yes, IPv6 has a huge address space of 2128

7. The Cloud (Data Center)

8. Big Data Analysis
The data collected from devices is quite large and complex
that becomes difficult to analyze using traditional data
processing techniques, we call those data “Big Data”

9. Little History
 The term “Internet of Things” is coined by
Kevin Ashton in 1999.
 Early example, 1982, Coke machine at Carnegie
Mellon University was connected to internet
which reported its inventory and temperature.

10. APPLICATIONS

11. APPLICATIONS
 Environmental Monitoring

12. APPLICATIONS

13. APPLICATIONS

16. CONCLUSION
 While IoT is complex and poses some risks and
is still evolving, many pioneers have started
adopting this technology.
 IoT can help innovate new process and
initiatives that could transform businesses, lives
and the world.

17. REFERENCES
• www.google.com
• Interenet of things
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/internet_of_things
• IEEE Interent of Things Journal
http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/documents/7544470
• Jacob Morgan, Asimple Explanation of ‘The
Internet of Things’
http://www.forbes.com