Internet of Things (IoT) and Its Empowering Applications

Abstract

IoT is a fairly specific term for the concept of everything becoming internet-connected. Numerous sectors of social life, such as healthcare and social goods, industrial automation, and energy, have adopted the Internet of Things. It has been used more than 14 billion networked devices globally, or almost two devices per person. The internet of things links inanimate items and allows them to engage with their network to systematise human activities and to make people’s lives easier. As a result, more and more objects are becoming internet-connected and equipped with vast data processing capabilities, which have the potential to revolutionize the way we work and live. Internet is a global network of linked computer networks that uses the Internet protocol suite (TCP/IP) to connect billions of individuals worldwide. Connection, active participation, connectivity, sensors, artificial intelligence, and the utilization of small devices are the IoT’s most critical components. This article includes an introduction of the current Internet of Things (IoT) details, and its applications in the rapidly increasing business, and also thorough analysis of the IoT layer. This work will nonetheless aid future scholars in acquiring a greater grasp of the Internet of Things and how to undertake research in this subject.