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How Internet of Things can Change our Lives
- Connect: Connect various things to the IoT platform.
- Analyze: Analyze the data collected and use it to build business intelligence.
- Integrate: Integrate various models to improve user experience.
- Efficient resource utilization
- Minimizing human efforts
- Saves time
- Improved security
- Development of AI through IoT
- Wearables: Wearables are the devices that people carry with them, which usually connect via Bluetooth to a smart phone, and from there to the Internet. This category includes devices such as smart watches, fitness bands and devices to help people to live more mindfully increasing the wearer's awareness of how well they sleep, how much they move around, monitoring their vital signs, etc.
- Smart Home Devices: Smart home devices are also part of the IoT and usually connect to the Internet via ZigBee low power wireless communication and the home router. These include all domestic devices, from lights and light switches to motion sensors, thermostats, door locks and automated curtains. Via its Wi-Fi connection to the router, the smart phone also becomes an online dashboard and control device for Smart Home applications.
- M2M Device: M2M (Machine to Machine) devices, comprises devices that are directly connected to the cellular network, such as cars that can report their location in case of an accident or theft, or vending machines that can call in when their stocks are running low.