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    The document discusses the Internet of Things (IoT). It defines IoT as a system of interrelated, internet-connected objects that can transfer data without human intervention. Examples of connected objects include medical devices, biochip transponders, solar panels, and connected cars. The idea originated in the 1980s-1990s but the technology was not ready until adoption of IPv6, which allows devices to connect to the internet. The IoT is predicted to transform interactions between businesses, governments, and humans by connecting more devices than people. Issues like acceptance, cost, connectivity, security must still be addressed as IoT innovation continues.

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    The IoTs

    M A D E B Y: Z O LT Á N
    ORBÁN
    What is A system of interrelated,
    internet-connected objects
    IoT? Which

    Transfers data without human


    intervention.
    What is IoT?
    ∙ A „thing” can reffer to:
    o a connected medical device

    o a biochip transponder

    o a solar panel

    o a connected automobile with sensors that alert


    the driver to a myriad of possible issue

    o or any object, outfitted with sensors


    What is the history of the Internet of Things?
    ∙ The idea came from the 1980s – 1990s  the
    technology was not ready
    ∙ The adoption of IPv6 was the most important
    step for the IoT to scale.

    IPv6: It makes possible for the devices to connect to


    the World Wide Web with a special IP adress

    ∙ Kevin Ashton coined the phrase 'Internet of


    Things' in 1999
    Forward Looking
    This trend will impact
    industries of all kinds, as
    well as our personal lives.
    ∙ More connected devices than people
    ∙ The IoT will transform the interaction between:
    Businesses
    Governments
    Humans

    ∙ But as with any new technology IoT issues do exist.


    ∙ Issues: acceptance, cost, connectivity, security, etc.
    ∙ With new technologies: IoT Innovation will continue to develop.
    Why is IoT such a big
    deal?

    it makes connected cities safer

    asset tracking more cost effective

    healthcare more personalized


    energy consumption more
    efficient.
    Internet of Things Examples
    You Should Know

    Elderly Care Smart home Smart Door


    Monitoring security systems Locks

    Wearable health Smart factory Smart Tennis


    monitors equipment Rackets

    Shipping
    Ultra-high Biometric
    container and
    speed wireless cybersecurity
    logistics
    internet scanners
    tracking
    Thank You For Your Attention!

    Bibliography:
    https://www.zdnet.com/article/what-is-the-intern
    et-of-things-everything-you-need-to-know-abou
    t-the-iot-right-now/
    https://www.postscapes.com/internet-of-things-e
    xamples/
    https://internetofthingsagenda.techtarget.com/de
    finition/Internet-of-Things-IoT

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