IoT – Principles and Paradigms

Abstract

Every industry in the world is getting equipped with smart devices. The healthcare industry is enhancing its services via various smart wearable devices. The transport industry is developing customer satisfaction and goods security with the use of the intelligent transport system. The agriculture industry is pressing towards smart farming, like using sensors to improve the irrigation system and farm monitoring, and many more such domains are aiming towards an automated and smart environment. The education system is also leaping forward by introducing the concept of a smart university. Internet of Things (IoT) will play a crucial role in the pursuit of worldwide connectivity. In this paper, we have broadly discussed the basics of IoT, its applications, and various protocols and databases used. We have provided a brief insight into myriad of IoT applications, namely Smart cities, Smart security, Smart agriculture, Home automation, Smart health, Industrial control, Smart cars, and Smart university. Also, a comparison of protocols-CoAP, XMPP and MQTThas been highlighted. For database connectivity, comparison among MongoDB, SQLite, and Firebase has been discussed. We aim to provide a succinct survey to all those who want to use IoT predominantly and specifically according to their requirements.

I-Campus: Towards The Information Integration For Uitm Cawangan Melaka Implementation Of Smart Campus

“…The smart campus benefits from the development of a digital campus and is considered a mini version selfcontained of smart cities [4]- [9]. Table 1 shows the comparison between the digital and smart campuses regarding the technical environment, application, and management system [10].…”

“…3.1.1 Requirement Gathering and Analysis:During the requirement gathering, the main objective is to obtain as much information as required to develop the system. The aim of collecting the requirement is to ensure that the system developed meets the end-user requirements [29] [30]. Therefore, the compilation of the relevant details on the product is important since it will also decide the design of the product.…”

“…In addition, it also restricts the ingenuity of top management in making better decisions, as overall data is difficult to see. These issues need to be addressed, and there is a need to digitize university resources in order to be readily available and respond quickly [4]. Over time, location-specific resources will become increasingly necessary and will become mandatory for all stakeholders in the campus compound for navigation and effective dissemination of information.…”

Mathematical and Software for Sentimental Analysis of Text Data

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