Internet of Things is a paradigm in which everyday objects are equipped with sensing, identifying, networking and processing features that can allow them to communicate over the internet, with other devices and services to complete some objective. This article talks about the current state of the Internet of Things, the current trends, describing challenges that threaten IoT diffusion, open research questions, future directions and compiling a comprehensive reference list to assist IoT enthusiasts.
Girish Kapse : Department of E&TC, Army Institute of Technology
Pune, Maharashtra - 411015, India
Subhash Reddy K : Department of E&TC, Army Institute of Technology
Pune, Maharashtra - 411015, India
Sudhanshu Singh : Department of E&TC, Army Institute of Technology
Pune, Maharashtra - 411015, India
Rohit Kumar : Department of E&TC, Army Institute of Technology
Pune, Maharashtra - 411015, India
IoT; Objects; Internet of Things
After a proper understanding of the current IoT market, worldwide and in Asia Specific, India. It is very clear that there are many big companies like Google, Microsoft, Cisco, Qualcomm, Apple, Amazon and others who are investing a lot on the IoT market. This IoT (Internet of Things) is a very promising field for the automation.
1. Almost all the IT companies in the world are trying to make money from the IoT which is still in its starting stage. This shows that connecting everything to the internet is about to happen, with lots of perfection and reliability.
2. For IoT both hardware companies like Intel and software companies like Amazon (AWS) are teaming up, to share the data/communicate through the cloud. This kind of collaborations make applications more cost effective.
3. But all these companies and services have just began and there is no company which provides these services all over the globe. This makes it affordable to only some rich economies like USA and UK.
4. There are many startups in the home automation industry, which are trying to make huge profits by creating customized automation devices, due to which the home automation in India is still a rich man’s thought.
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