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Definition, History, and Evolution
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Definition, History, and Evolution
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Definition, History, and Evolution
Key Components of IoT
Platforms, Protocols, and Standards
Use Cases and Applications of IoT
Architectures, Protocols, and Applications
Protocols_ HTTP, Websockets, REST APIs.
Networking Technologies
IoT Standards_ OCF, oneM2M, AllJoyn
Introduction to IoT Hardware
Popular IoT Devices
Sensor Types and Uses
Actuators
motor
LEDs
Interfacing and Communication
I2C
SPI
UART
Programming Languages for IoT
JavaScript
Development Environments
Firmware Development
Introduction to IoT Platforms
Connecting Devices to the Cloud
Data Storage and Processing
Cloud Services Machine learning real-time processing
Hands on Lab Connecting an IoT device to a cloud platform
Data Collection Techniques and best practices
Data Processing Filtering aggregation and transformation
Data Analytics Descriptive predictive and prescriptive analytics
Visualization Tools Grafana Power BI Tableau
Hands on Lab Analyzing and visualizing IoT data
Security Challenges in IoT Threats vulnerabilities and attacks
Security Solutions Encryption authentication access control
Privacy Concerns Data privacy and compliance
Introduction to IIoT Differences between IoT and IIoT
Key Components Sensors PLCs SCADA systems
Applications Smart factories predictive maintenance supply chain management
Protocols and Standards OPC-UA Modbus PROFIBUS
Case Studies Examples of successful IIoT implementations
Project Planning Defining goals scope and requirements
Design and Prototyping Building and testing prototypes
Deployment Strategies Pilot testing scaling and maintenance
Project Management Tools Agile Scrum Kanban
Hands on Lab Planning and deploying a small scale IoT project
Emerging Technologies AI 5G blockchain edge computing
IoT in Smart Cities Infrastructure transportation energy management
Wearable IoT Health monitoring fitness tracking
Definition, History, and Evolution
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