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What does IoT stand for?
What does IoT stand for?
- Internet of Technology
- Internet of Things (correct)
- Interconnected Objects Theory
- Internal Operating Tool
Which statement best describes a key factor that contributed to the development of IoT?
Which statement best describes a key factor that contributed to the development of IoT?
- Advancements in video game technology
- The introduction of high-speed internet
- The availability of low-cost, high powered embedded processors (correct)
- The decline in desktop computer use
When was the term 'Internet of Things (IoT)' introduced?
When was the term 'Internet of Things (IoT)' introduced?
- 2005
- 1999 (correct)
- 1989
- 2000
What were two key issues that new technologies like RFID helped solve for IoT applications?
What were two key issues that new technologies like RFID helped solve for IoT applications?
Which of the following was the first embedded system to be connected to the ARPANET?
Which of the following was the first embedded system to be connected to the ARPANET?
What does the term 'System of Systems' mean in the context of IoT?
What does the term 'System of Systems' mean in the context of IoT?
Which company is associated with promoting the term 'Internet of Everything (IoE)'?
Which company is associated with promoting the term 'Internet of Everything (IoE)'?
In what decade did initial concepts of devices with embedded intelligence start to appear?
In what decade did initial concepts of devices with embedded intelligence start to appear?
What is one of the main advantages of using an off-grid solar energy system?
What is one of the main advantages of using an off-grid solar energy system?
Which component is NOT part of an IoT solution?
Which component is NOT part of an IoT solution?
Which layer of IoT involves processing that occurs closer to the data source?
Which layer of IoT involves processing that occurs closer to the data source?
Which of the following technologies typically falls under the category of 'AI/ML' in an IoT context?
Which of the following technologies typically falls under the category of 'AI/ML' in an IoT context?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the characteristics of the Fog Layer in IoT?
Which of the following statements is true regarding the characteristics of the Fog Layer in IoT?
What is the primary function of the sensors within an IoT solution?
What is the primary function of the sensors within an IoT solution?
What is one of the key benefits of smart traffic management?
What is one of the key benefits of smart traffic management?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of smart railway systems?
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of smart railway systems?
In smart cities, which of the following is a primary goal?
In smart cities, which of the following is a primary goal?
What type of IoT system could help in managing energy at home?
What type of IoT system could help in managing energy at home?
What is a challenge faced in the use of off-grid solar energy systems?
What is a challenge faced in the use of off-grid solar energy systems?
Which benefit is associated with smart home technology?
Which benefit is associated with smart home technology?
Which of the following is NOT a goal of smart city initiatives?
Which of the following is NOT a goal of smart city initiatives?
What is a primary advantage of smart air conditioning systems in homes?
What is a primary advantage of smart air conditioning systems in homes?
Which of the following terms is not synonymous with the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Which of the following terms is not synonymous with the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Which of these is an example of a smart home application?
Which of these is an example of a smart home application?
In the context of IoT, which option best describes a smart utility & grid?
In the context of IoT, which option best describes a smart utility & grid?
What is a common feature of vehicles in the IoT ecosystem?
What is a common feature of vehicles in the IoT ecosystem?
Which category does remote diagnostics fall under within IoT applications?
Which category does remote diagnostics fall under within IoT applications?
Which application is typically associated with smart cities?
Which application is typically associated with smart cities?
What best describes 'just-in-time manufacturing' in the context of IoT?
What best describes 'just-in-time manufacturing' in the context of IoT?
Which function is associated with smart transportation in the IoT framework?
Which function is associated with smart transportation in the IoT framework?
What type of monitoring is crucial in industrial IoT applications?
What type of monitoring is crucial in industrial IoT applications?
In the context of IoT subdomains, which of the following best represents smart retail?
In the context of IoT subdomains, which of the following best represents smart retail?
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Study Notes
Introduction to IoT
- IoT (Internet of Things) connects sensors and actuators over the internet, adding value to interconnected devices.
- Often referred to as a “System of Systems.”
History of IoT Development
- Concepts of devices with embedded intelligence emerged in the 1970s with microprocessors and microcontrollers.
- The first connected embedded system, a modified Coca-Cola vending machine, appeared in 1989 at Carnegie Mellon University.
- RFID technology and cellular networks drove IoT advancements in the early 2000s, addressing power and communication challenges.
- Kevin Ashton coined the term "Internet of Things" in 1999, evolving the internet from People-to-People to Machine-to-Machine communication.
- Low-cost embedded processors and mobile data networks fueled IoT adoption in consumer markets in the 2010s.
Related Concepts
- Terms related to IoT include Internet of Everything (IoE) by Cisco, "embedded internet" by Intel, M2M (Machine to Machine) communication, Web of Things, Industry 4.0, Smart systems, Ubiquitous computing, and Intelligent systems.
IoT Domains
- Various sub-domains within IoT include:
- Consumer: Smart home devices like thermostats, health bands, smart appliances.
- Commercial: Vehicle fleets, smart shopping carts, remote patient monitoring.
- Industrial: Factory automation, smart utilities, asset tracking.
Common IoT Applications
- Energy: Smart meters, EV charging management, solar power monitoring.
- Automotive: Navigation, traffic management, drive assistance systems.
- Cities: Smart buildings, public transport, smart government services.
- Healthcare: Telemedicine, remote diagnostics, vitals monitoring, emergency management.
- Retail & Finance: Smart checkouts, ATMs, customer relations management.
IoT Examples
- Smart Traffic Management: Reduces traffic jams and pollution, optimizes road usage, enhances security.
- Smart Railways: Decreases passenger wait times and energy usage, improves safety, boosts operator revenue.
- Smart Cities: Enhances energy efficiency, reduces pollution, and optimizes service usage.
- Smart Homes: Manages energy consumption through smart thermostats, lighting, and security systems.
- Off-grid Solar Energy: Manages battery capacity and efficiency in solar energy systems.
Components of an IoT Solution
- Core Components:
- Sensors and actuators for data collection and action.
- Microcontrollers for processing data.
- Software for device management.
- Communication protocols for data transfer.
- Cloud and central servers for data storage and analysis.
- Big data analytics and AI/ML for deriving insights and automating tasks.
- Edge Processing: Handles data at the device level with low power and energy requirements.
- Fog Layer: Distributes computing and analytics closer to data sources, allowing for scalable processing and management.
- Key Players: Google, Amazon, Azure, and Huawei provide centralized IoT solutions and services.
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