The Internet of Things or IoT wearable devices reclassifies numerous parts of our day: how we control and robotize the climate we live, by the way we shop, and how we get medical care thus considerably more. Wearable achieve another
Internet of things is redefining the definition of connectivity, extending it to users having connected to intelligent devices to achieve a specified set of jobs. In simple words we can say the term IoT means every single electronic device and
IoT Technology Connectivity arguably forms the backbone of IoT. However, IoT is diverse and multifaceted this there is no one size fits all wireless network that can sufficiently serve IoT applications. As such, numerous wireless networks are currently being used
Agriculture as it is today The world has in the recent past been experiencing extreme weather, deteriorating soil, and growing desertification. Agricultural-friendly ecosystems are collapsing thus making food production harder. Even worse, the global population is growing tremendously hence there
The Internet of Things Gartner has predicted that by the end of this year 2021, there will over 25 billion devices connected to the internet. IoT is witnessing unprecedented adoption levels across all sectors of the economy. By the end
Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) An RTOS is an operating system designed to operate in real-time applications. It processes data as it comes in without exhibiting buffer delays. Traditional OS offers non-deterministic, soft-real time responses while RTOS delivers deterministic, hard real-time
IoT and Wi-Fi Internet of Things (IoT) is rapidly growing across the globe. Its application is now broadening into the various sectors of the economy from manufacturing to agriculture. Wi-Fi has played a critical role in this growth. IoT applications
Battery constraints amidst rising power demands Designers for the Internet of Things devices are facing a challenge meeting the conflicting requirements spurred by the customer demand and emerging wireless technologies. Customers are demanding longer battery life whereas emerging networks like
The Internet of Things has been christened the fourth Industrial Revolution, a title it rightfully deserves. It is estimated that by the end of 2019, 14.2 billion devices had been connected to the internet. It is further estimated that the
The Internet of Things has become prevalent in all walks of life from dwellings and industries to businesses. Linking all and all, IoT makes the world taller and better than it has ever been. This is only the start, though.
