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What is a primary feature of a Smart Home Automation System using Raspberry Pi?
Which component is NOT essential for Raspberry Pi operation in IoT projects?
What does the use of GPIO pins on a Raspberry Pi enable?
Which application area is NOT associated with smart homes as mentioned in the content?
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Which application enables patients to get reminders for medication adherence?
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In a Smart Home Automation System, which tool is commonly used for communication?
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What is one of the primary benefits of using connected inhalers for asthma patients?
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What technology allows farmers to optimize crop inputs through soil moisture and nutrient content measurement?
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What is the role of sensors in the Smart Home Automation System using Raspberry Pi?
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Which of the following is a critical benefit of using Raspberry Pi in smart homes?
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How does predictive analytics assist farmers in their decision-making?
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What function do IoT agricultural drones serve in crop monitoring?
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How do smart thermostats optimize climate control in a smart home?
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What feature of IoT Smart Greenhouses allows for real-time adjustments based on environmental conditions?
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What is the benefit of using wearable sensors for livestock monitoring?
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Which of the following best describes the function of microclimate sensors in farming?
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What is a primary benefit of wearable devices in home health monitoring?
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How do telehealth solutions enhance patient care?
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Which of the following smart home technologies is designed to monitor environmental conditions?
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What aspect of IoT significantly impacts healthcare operational efficiency?
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What feature is characteristic of smart military applications related to IoT?
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In precision agriculture, which IoT application is primarily used to improve crop health?
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What is a key advantage of adopting smart energy monitors in a home?
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Which aspect of smart home technology mainly focuses on enhancing security?
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Study Notes
Web of Things (WoT) vs Internet of Things (IoT)
- WoT is a subset of IoT and uses REST, HTTP, and URIs for device interaction
- IoT is a network of physical devices embedded with sensors, software and other technologies to connect and exchange data over the internet
- IoT focuses on connectivity and data exchange between devices, emphasizing communication between devices
- WoT emphasizes interoperability, usability, and integration of devices with the web
- WoT uses web technologies like HTTP, REST, and JSON to allow for easier integration with existing web applications
- WoT defines a "Thing Description" (TD) to describe the capabilities and interactions of devices
Two Pillars of the Web
- Architecture Standardization for WoT - Platform Middleware for WoT - Unified Multitier WoT architecture
- Standardized ways for IoT devices to communicate effectively and understand each other's data formats and protocols
- Thing Description (TD) describes a device's capabilities, properties, actions, and events
- Utilizes JSON-LD (Linked Data) for semantic understanding
- Employing common web protocols (HTTP, WebSocket, MQTT) for easy access and control from standard web interfaces
- RESTful APIs for straightforward interactions with devices
Programming Paradigms
- Imperative Programming: State change via a sequence of instructions using variables, loops, conditionals, and function calls. (e.g., C, Java, Python)
- Declarative Programming: Focuses on what to achieve, not how, using expressions and declarations, rather than control flow. (e.g., SQL, HTML)
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Organizes code around objects that encapsulate data and behavior. (e.g., Java, C++, Python)
- Functional Programming: Treats computation as function evaluations, avoids mutable data, and emphasizes immutability, first-class functions, and higher-order functions. (e.g., Haskell, Lisp, Scala)
- Logic Programming: Uses facts and rules to derive conclusions in formal logic. (e.g., Prolog)
IoT Applications in Smart Homes
- Smart Lighting: Automated control, energy efficiency
- Smart Thermostats: Climate control, remote monitoring
- Home Security Systems: Surveillance cameras, smart locks
- Smart Appliances: Connected kitchen appliances, washer/dryer monitoring
- Energy Management: Smart plugs, outlets, home energy monitors
IoT in Healthcare
- Remote Patient Monitoring: Wearable devices for vital sign tracking
- Telehealth Solutions: Remote patient monitoring, reducing hospital visits
- Smart Medical Devices: Connected inhalers, smart pill bottles
- Telemedicine: Video consultations, improving access to care.
IoT in Agriculture
- Precision Farming: Soil monitoring, variable rate technology
- Crop Monitoring: Remote sensing, satellite imaging
- Livestock Monitoring: Wearable sensors, automated feeding systems
IoT in Military Applications
- Surveillance and Reconnaissance: Drones, sensors for real-time intelligence
- Asset Tracking: IoT devices for tracking equipment
- Smart Wearables: Enhanced situational awareness for personnel
- Automated Logistics: Streamlines supply chain operations
IoT in Politics
- Smart Cities: Monitoring urban infrastructure, enhancing public services
- Citizen Engagement: Platforms for better communication between governments and citizens
IoT in Construction
- Smart Equipment: Monitoring machinery performance
- Site Monitoring: Sensors for worker safety and equipment status
- Project Management: Real-time data for scheduling and resource allocation
IoT in Self-Driving Cars, Fitness Trackers, Factories, and Hospitality
- IoT Smart Self-Driving Cars: Sensors, cameras, vehicle-to-everything communication, real-time data processing, for enhanced safety and efficiency
- IoT Fitness Trackers: Monitor activity, track metrics, personalized plans for health awareness and goal tracking
- IoT in Connected Factories: Smart sensors, predictive maintenance, automation, enhances productivity, efficiency, quality control
- IoT in Hospitality: Smart room technology, personalized experiences, data collection for service improvement
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This quiz explores the key differences and similarities between the Web of Things (WoT) and the Internet of Things (IoT). It covers topics such as device interoperability, communication protocols, and architecture standards. Test your knowledge on these essential concepts in modern networking.
