Internet of Things (Technology)

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Internet of Things 
The recent trend of implementing Internet of Things (IoT) applications is to transmit sensing data to a powerful data centre and try to discover the valuable knowledge behind ‘‘Big Data’’ by various intelligent but resource-consuming algorithms. However, from the discussion with some industrial companies, it is understood that disseminating real-time sensing data to their nearby network-edge applications directly would produce a more economical design and lower service latency for some important smart city applications



Number of countries in the world and it is facing to various representative social issues in healthcare, nursing-care, disaster prevention, energy saving and so on. The concept of smart city that utilizes Internet-of-Things (IoT) technologies to strengthen social infrastructures opens a new door for innovative solutions to the aforementioned issues and also creates a big commercial market.
 The term smart matter, the future result of adding three things to all products and environments: chips, radios, and sensors.

Importance of IOT


The importance of the Internet of Things does not lay in the lights turning on when a vehicle reaches the driveway, but rather the data that the connected devices collect about its users. Imagine a hospital with connected devices. The data collected from those devices outputs information on the status of patients and runs analytics on the various monitoring machine, helping the hospital to run as optimally as possible.
The set of data from devices will allow businesses, consumers and all connected cities to run more efficiently. However, collecting large amounts of data is big challenge.


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