| Abstrakt: |
The Internet of Things (IoT) often refers to the addition of network connectivity to ordinary objects or equipment that was previously not internet enabled. It is about connecting everyday objects to the internet and letting them communicate with each other, including humans. The IoT makes technologies smarter by enabling automation, personalization, and remote control via networks of Internet-connected sensors. At the same time, IoT technologies raise significant privacy concerns, which may hinder their wider adoption. IoT applications range from smart homes and wearable gadgets to industrial automation, agriculture, healthcare, transportation, ecosystem, warfare, business, education, etc. The IoT has the potential and prospects to completely transform our lives by enabling smarter, more connected, flexible, more relaxed, and more efficient systems. IoT has the potential to develop industries' efficiency, increase productivity, and improve our daily lives. IoT will be more global technology, and more things will become internet-connected in the future. It is an analytical paper to evaluate the IoT as a global technology, as well as depict its domains, challenges, and future consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
