Introduction to Internet of Things (IoT)
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What is a primary benefit of the Internet of Things (IoT)?

  • Decreased reliance on technology
  • Enhanced communication between devices and humans (correct)
  • Improved data storage solutions
  • Reduced costs of manufacturing

Which of the following is NOT a component of the grading system for the IoT course?

  • Final Exam
  • Midterm
  • Final Project
  • Group Discussion (correct)

What does the 'C' in 'Any Context' imply in the IoT framework?

  • The need for advanced computing power
  • The restrictions on data sharing
  • The convergence of various technologies into a unified platform (correct)
  • The ability to connect devices anytime and anywhere

Which aspect of IoT contributes to economic growth in modern societies?

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What does IoT aim to provide in terms of technological interaction?

<p>Ubiquitous connectivity among things and humans (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following technologies is part of the IoT ecosystem?

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How many marks are allocated to the final exam in the grading scheme?

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What does the term 'Smart Things' refer to in the context of IoT?

<p>Connected devices offering intelligent computing services (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What year is associated with the promotion of the term 'Internet of Things'?

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Which of the following is NOT considered part of the evolution of IoT technology?

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Which vision of IoT focuses on the data management aspects of smart devices?

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What does the 'Things-oriented vision' primarily encompass?

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Which advancement significantly contributed to the rise of social networks on the Internet?

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What technology category does Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) belong to within IoT?

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What is a key characteristic of the early 1990s Internet?

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Which of the following is a framework discussed by Bill Joy in 1999?

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What is the primary focus of the things-oriented vision in IoT?

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Which of the following technologies is NOT listed as a necessary advancement for IoT?

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What role does the semantic-oriented vision play in the IoT framework?

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Which of the following is part of the Internet-oriented vision in IoT?

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What is the primary purpose of Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communications?

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What is the core concept of IoT as defined by IEEE?

<p>A framework where things have representation in the Internet (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which field of ICT is NOT mentioned as essential for the development of IoT?

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Which organization describes Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) as being integral to diverse sectors such as healthcare and manufacturing?

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The concept of IPSO communities in IoT mainly addresses which aspect?

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According to the International Standard Organization (ISO), what does the infrastructure of IoT comprise?

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How is the things-oriented vision described at its initial level?

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What does the term 'device heterogeneity' refer to in IoT?

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What is a key characteristic of IoT that allows for improved operational efficiency?

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Which of the following best defines the term 'things' in the context of the Internet of Things (IoT)?

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How does IoT address the concept of connectivity?

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What aspect of intelligence is provided at the hardware/software level in IoT ecosystems?

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Flashcards

Internet of Things (IoT)

A network of connected devices and objects that communicate and offer intelligent computing services.

Smart Things

Devices or objects within the IoT network that perform tasks efficiently.

Ubiquitous Connectivity

Connection of devices and people everywhere, all the time.

IoT Technologies

Combination of technologies used to build and operate IoT systems, including sensor networks, embedded systems, and communication protocols.

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As & Cs Concept

A representation of IoT's key concepts, including any time, any thing, any device, any business, any where, any network, and any context.

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"Thing" Dimension

The addition of physical objects to the ICT world, enabling the IoT concept.

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Grading Components

Assessment aspects including year work (assignments, attendance), final project, practical tasks, midterm, and final exam.

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ICT (Information and Communication Technologies)

Technologies influencing modern society and the development of information.

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IoT Evolution

The development of the Internet of Things (IoT) concept, from early ideas of connected devices to the emergence of M2M communication and the Web of Things.

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Pre-Internet IoT

Early forms of connected devices using technologies like SMS (Short Message Service) before the widespread adoption of the internet.

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Internet of Contents (WWW)

The initial internet stage focused on sharing static and dynamic content through websites like those found on the World Wide Web.

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Internet of Services (Web 2.0)

The evolution of the internet to encompass interactive services and applications, enabled by technologies like web services.

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Internet of People (Social Web)

The stage of the internet where social networks became dominant, driven by the widespread use of smartphones and tablets.

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IoT Convergence

IoT as a convergence of three key ideas: smart things, internet connectivity, and managing massive data.

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Things-Oriented Vision

The focus on creating 'smart things' – devices designed to perform tasks efficiently and collect data within the IoT network.

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Semantic-Oriented Vision

This vision addresses the challenge of handling the vast amount of data generated by IoT devices by using tools to interpret and understand data meaning.

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IoT vision

The overall goal of the Internet of Things, which aims to connect physical devices and objects to create a network that can exchange information and perform complex tasks. This involves advancements in communication, network, computing, and identification technologies.

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Internet-Oriented Vision

Emphasizes the use of internet protocols for communication between smart objects. It utilizes technologies like ad hoc networks and seeks to create a 'web of things' where objects can be interconnected and share information.

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Electronic Product Code (EPC)

A unique identification code used to identify and track physical objects within the IoT framework. It enables the creation of a 'things network' where objects can be individually addressed and managed.

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Internet Protocol for Smart Objects (IPSO)

A community dedicated to standardizing communication protocols for smart devices and ensuring interoperability within the IoT network. It aims to connect objects through internet protocols for seamless information exchange.

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Smart Sensor Networks

A collection of interconnected sensors that gather and process data from the physical world, enabling real-time monitoring and control. This technology is a key component of the things-oriented vision in the IoT landscape.

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IEEE Definition of IoT

The IEEE defines IoT as a framework where all interconnected objects have a representation and presence on the internet. This framework bridges the physical and digital worlds, offering new applications and services.

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Sensor Data Collection

Gathering information from the physical world using sensors, storing it in the cloud, and then using it for analysis to improve processes.

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IoT Connectivity

The ability of physical things to communicate with each other and with the internet, like a car connecting to a traffic management system.

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Device Heterogeneity

Different kinds of devices working together in an IoT system, like phones, appliances, and sensors.

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Ambient Intelligence

Devices that are intelligent and can interact with their surroundings, like a smart thermostat that adjusts the temperature based on your preferences.

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OASIS Definition of IoT

The internet connecting to the physical world through sensors that are everywhere.

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NIST Definition of IoT

Connecting smart devices and systems in various sectors, like transportation, energy, healthcare, and more.

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Study Notes

Introduction

  • The augmented use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) plays a vital role in modern society.
  • ICT is employed to develop innovative applications and services to improve quality of life.
  • Modern societies are connecting more things together using network technologies to promote the Internet of Things (IoT).

Internet of Things (IoT)

  • IoT is a network of uniquely identifiable connected things (e.g., devices, objects).
  • These items offer intelligent computing services.
  • Things in IoT are also known as Smart Things and increase efficiency in daily life operations.
  • IoT also aids human communication.

Components of IoT

  • IoT encompasses diverse technologies:
    • Pervasive computing
    • Sensor technology
    • Embedded systems
    • Communication technologies
    • Sensor networking
    • Internet protocols
  • These technologies underpin modern society's economic growth.
  • The core concept of IoT is ubiquitous connectivity between things and humans.

As and Cs in IoT

  • The core idea of IoT is represented by various As and Cs:
    • Any Device
    • Any Time
    • Any Thing
    • Any Where
    • Any Network
    • Any Context
    • Computing
    • Collection
    • Connectivity
    • Convergence
    • Internet of Things
  • IoT is seen as an addition of a third dimension (Thing) to the existing ICT plane of dimensions (Place, Time).

IoT Vision

  • The IoT vision is considered in terms of two perspectives:
    • Things-centric viewpoint: related to the advancements in technologies that make devices smart.
    • Internet-centric viewpoint: related to advancements in network technologies to connect and manage intelligent things.
  • This multifaceted IoT vision requires developments in various fields like digital identification, technology, communication, networking technology, computing technology, and distribution system technology.

IoT Definition

  • Defining IoT is challenging owing to similarities to other technologies and convergence of different visions.
  • IoT can be considered a system where things are interconnected and can intelligently interact with each other and with humans.
  • Various standard organizations have provided their own definitions of IoT.
    • IEEE: IoT as a framework for things to be represented and present on the Internet.
    • OASIS: the connection of the Internet with the physical world using ubiquitous sensors.
    • NIST: connecting smart devices and systems in diverse areas to function innovatively.
    • ISO: the infrastructure of interconnected objects, people, systems, information, and intelligent services.
    • IETF: various things such as computers, sensors, people, actuators, refrigerators, TVs, vehicles, mobile phones, etc., grouped as people, machines, or information.
    • ITU: IoT as a network accessible by anything and anyone, anywhere and anytime.

IoT Characteristics

  • IoT characteristics include:
    • Security: Implemented at both network and end-device levels to safeguard data.
    • Scalability: Increasingly shifts human interactions to device interactions as a consequence of the plethora of IoT devices.
    • Connectivity: Connects physical and virtual aspects using the Internet and global communication infrastructure.
    • Device Heterogeneity: Encourages interoperability of devices regardless of different hardware and network platforms by enabling ambient intelligence at the hardware/software level.
    • Sensor Data Collection, Storage, Filtering, and Analysis: IoT systems collect, store, and process sensor data to improve business workflows.

Advantages and Disadvantages of IoT

  • Advantages:
    • Enhanced comfort and convenience
    • Improved quality of life through ambient assisted living.
    • Improved efficiency and time saving through inter-device interactions.
    • Automatic daily activities and better quality of services
    • Efficient utilization of resources and cost saving
  • Disadvantages:
    • Interoperability issues and compatibility problems due to heterogeneous devices.
    • Complex systems leading to failures
    • Increased unemployment risk in societies due to adopting IoT
    • Increased risks related to security and privacy due to systems'ubiquitous and pervasive nature.

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