INSTITUTE OF ECONOMICS AND TECHNOLOGY

STUDENT ID: 60031

NAME: MUHAMMAD OWAIS MUNNAWER
COURSE: ENGLISH 01
FACULTY: MAAM TAYYABA
ASSIGNMENT: 06
DATE: DEC – 19 - 2021

GROUP: 05

TOPIC: Internet of Things

Summary
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of interconnected computing devices, mechanical and digital
machinery, items, animals, and people with unique IDs and the capacity to transfer data without
needing human-to-human or human-to-computer contact.

Q1. What are the key facts or lessons students and professionals should keep in mind when they think
of the IoT?

Because of the multidisciplinary nature of the IoT, this is a difficult subject to answer. Experts in diverse
disciplines may have different definitions of the Internet of Things. The Internet of Things (IoT) is, in my
perspective, a collection of tangible infrastructure (sensors, wireless networks, and data
storage/management) as well as applicable tools or methodologies that enable effective data analytics
and system control.

02. How do you explain IoT?

An IoT system is made up of sensors and devices that communicate with the cloud via some form of
connection. Once the data reaches the cloud, software analyses it and may decide to take action, such
as sending an alarm or automatically altering the sensors/devices without the need for the user's
intervention.
03. How Might Remote Software Updates Affect Internet of Things (IOT) Development and
Implementation?

A number of additional technological difficulties may have an influence on IoT development and
acceptance. For example, if an object's software cannot be updated in a safe way, both function and
security may be compromised. As a result, some commentators have suggested that smart objects have
the ability to be updated remotely. However, such capabilities may have unfavorable consequences,
such as raising the power consumption of IoT items or necessitating the adoption of extra security
protections to prevent the possibility of hackers exploiting update functions.

04. Why Is the Internet of Everything Important?

The Internet of Everything connects people, processes, data, and things to make networked connections
more relevant and valuable than ever before, transforming data into actions that give businesses,
individuals, and countries new capabilities, richer experiences, and unprecedented economic
opportunities.

Q5. What impacts will the Internet of Things (IoT) have on the Transportation Sector?

Transportation infrastructure is getting more and more interconnected. New vehicles are equipped with
technologies such as global positioning systems (GPS) and in-vehicle entertainment, as well as
sophisticated driver assistance systems, which use sensors within the vehicle to assist the driver with
tasks such as parking and emergency braking.

Q6. What are the important components of the Internet of Things?

Many individuals wrongly believe that the Internet of Things is a separate generation. Surprisingly, the
internet of things is possible by the availability of many independent technologies that are essential
components of IoT.

Hardware: Making physical devices responsive and giving them the ability to retrieve information and
respond to commands.

Software: Enabling the succession of recordings, garage, processing, altering, and educating.

Verbal exchange Infrastructure: The verbal communication infrastructure, which contains of protocols
and technology that allow physical things to communicate data, is the most significant of all.