IoT & Automation

The global IoT market is estimated to grow to over 212 billion U.S.D by 2019 end. While the consumer based adoption of IoT is well talked about, the future will see IoT being used for not just personal or consumer based use but also industrial use. As of now, the future of IoT lies in worldwide adoption.  In this article, we are going to look into the IoT trends 2020 and beyond, which would act as a torchbearer for businesses looking for an area to expand into. 

As more edge devices proliferate different enterprise and IoT networks, it becomes increasingly important to secure and manage all of those devices. Without the ability to secure and manage edge devices easily, edge computing won’t be accessible to many of the industrial applications that it is most beneficial to. How can organisations secure their edge devices, which allow enterprises to take steps towards the real-time and proactive management of applications? This is one of three challenges when it comes to edge devices; do I trust it/is it secure? Can I manage it? Can I monitor it?

Most executives consider the Internet of things the key emerging technology for increasing efficiency and profit. Its potential applications are diverse and range from homes and companies to cities and retail stores. IoT is an opportunity that can benefit all industries, whether they are highly automated manufacturers or more manually oriented businesses like agriculture. Companies are increasingly embracing this technology and preparing for a future dominated by the IoT. Businesses rely on IoT to impress their customers.

The IoT era has brought us many great things, but it is time to go beyond to improve human presence in an interactive future with robotics and remote technology. The Tactile Internet will become the technology of the future that will finally transport touch in real-time through the Internet. Maybe, this will be the technology that will promote interaction rather than automation, giving a more human side to tech as well as our communication via the Internet.

How IoT Modifies Education: 5 Modern Solutions for Schools and Colleges The Internet of Things technology changes various fields, including education. In this article, we’ll discuss five solutions that can improve the learning and teaching processes along with successful projects.Approximately all public schools located in the USA have access to the Internet. Additionally, the Internet

The Internet of Things is all around us – think of the virtual assistant in your living room or a sensor that turns on the lights when you enter an empty conference room at work. These small internet-connected devices raise the level of security threats in ways your traditional enterprise has yet to see. As

In general, the term IoT (Internet of Things) refers to the rapidly growing number of digital devices – the quantity is now billions – these devices can communicate and interact with others over the network/internet worldwide and they can be remotely monitored and controlled. The IoT includes only smart sensors and other devices. On the operational level of

In the last few years, you must have seen how the world is becoming digital with the coming of various technologies. Among those technologies, IoT is one of the thrilling technologies that is based on the concept of Artificial intelligence.Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of several devices such as vehicles, home appliances connected

The short answer to my question is yes, obviously. In today’s marketplace, data is everything, whether you’re using artificial intelligence to make your next stock purchase or to choose when and what to market to your prospective customers. Marketing teams who are focused on harnessing the power of the IoT—and doing it well—will easily rise

IoT is here now. With mobile data traffic up 82 percent year-on-year and 5G uptake going even faster than anticipated, we can expect cellular IoT connections to follow suit. How do we move from wired to wireless networks to capture the promise of trillions of dollars in value that industrial IoT (IIoT) will bring? We only need to look at the history of the wireless networks to know how to deploy the network of the future.

 The Internet of Things (IoT) and process automatization will revolutionize many industrial and consumer business applications. With the emergence of the Internet of Things (IoT), new business models have to be created, capable of handling machine to machine communication and the facilitation of micropayments. In this paper, it is examined, how blockchain characteristics and other distributed ledger technologies benefit the IoT development. Furthermore, a new blockchain business model framework for autonomous IoT sensor devices is presented.