Internet of Things
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In this presentation, Parul introduces IoT and gives examples of interesting applications in that space. Parul is interested in data management and insights that come out of IoT clas devices.
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Internet of Things
- 1. NAME : PARUL SHARMA EMAIL : parulsharma613.ps@gmail.com TWITTER ID : @parulsharma613 UNIVERSITY :INDIRA GANDHI DELHI TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY FOR WOMEN YEAR/SEMESTER :3rd YEAR( 6th SEMESTER) BRANCH :ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING INTERNET OF THINGS Machine talking to machine
- 2. What is Internet of Things? A network of physical objects that can interact with each other to share information and take action. ARCHITECTURE OF IoT Application layer Management service layer Gateway and network layer Sensor layer CONCEPT The internet of things is an emerging global internet based technical architecture facilitating the exchange of goods in the global supply chain network. Rapid advancement in technology in just 21 years. IPv6 communication Protocol for M2M communication Smart sensors Cloud storage Sophisticated algorithm via a machine learning
- 3. Why Internet Of Things? Dynamic control of industry and daily life Improve the resource utilization ratio Better relationship between human and nature Forming an intellectual entity by integrating human society and physical system Flexible configuration, P&P Universal transport and internetworking Accessibility and usability Acts as technology integrator Challenges to IoT Device level energy issues Lack of security Management of huge amount of data Privacy issues Trust issues
- 4. The ‘IoT’ is Going To Be Huge!! Automobile example: safety, vehicle diagnostics Smart homes example :smart thermostats, smart lightings Smart city example: smart meter, smart traffic lights Smart industries example: factory automation , supply chain Wearable example: fitness brands, smart watches Health example: BP monitors Logistics example :GPS and RFID trackers Education example: smart classes Wireless sensors
- 5. Few Latest Examples GLOWCAPS - GlowCaps use light, sound, and even text notifications to remind you when to take your medication. BIKN - Keys are easy to lose. That’s just the simple truth. But thanks to wireless key locator apps like BiKN you can easily track their location. By attaching a sensory tag to your keys you can locate them up to 50 feet away inside and up to 200 feet away outside. Just like that your keys are robbed of their uncanny ability to get up and walk away. AIR QUALITY EGGS - Air pollution samples tend to be skewed. A lot. But with the Air Quality Egg comes a drastic improvement in the accuracy of pollution monitoring. By simply placing your AQE outside of your home you now have access to site-specific CO and NO2 readings. This community-led network unites you with others who are concerned about the quality of the air they breathe. SIGHTMACHINE - sightmachine helps maintain the quality and consistency of manufacturing processes. Sightmachine uses networked sensors, cameras, lasers, and continual data processing to identify the current condition of a machine part. PARKSIGHT 2.0 - Parking can make or break your day. Fortunately Parksight 2.0 has changed how you store your means of transportation from a free-for-all guessing game to a cut-and-dry GPS app. Parking lot sensors identify the presence of a vehicle, relaying the information to the cloud. Now you can pinpoint the open spots, thus greatly reducing the all-too-familiar chaos of the parking lot scramble.
- 6. Interest Areas Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept and a paradigm that considers pervasive presence in the environment of a variety of things/objects that through wireless and wired connections and unique addressing schemes are able to interact with each other and cooperate with other things/objects to create new applications/services and reach common goals. Today's technology isn't ready for the massive scale and highly dynamic nature of the future IoT, the huge amounts of data streamed from the physical world, the new communication and the pattern it creates. We need novel programming, content delivery and network management approaches. Data management is a crucial aspect in the IoT. Thus if given a chance to practice this pristine internship I would put best of my efforts on this part of IoT. It would be a great experience to learn concepts and software like hadoop, PIG, skytree of overcome this limitation of IoT.
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