The Analysis of Applications and Tools Used in Different IoT Technologies in Current and Future Worlds

The Analysis of Applications and Tools Used in Different IoT Technologies in Current and Future Worlds

Dr. Sudhir Kumar Singh

Professor, The Great Ganges Institute of Technology, Unnao

Abstract: The instant evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized various industries by interconnecting intelligent devices, enabling seamless data exchange, and driving innovation. This abstract delves into analyzing applications and tools employed within distinct IoT technologies in present and future contexts. The Internet of Things is the logical arrangement of physical objects surrounded by different software, sensors, and other technologies to link and exchange data or information with other systems over the Internet. The term IoT was 16 years old, but the idea of connected devices has been approximate since the past 70s. The idea was often called pervasive computing or embedded Internet. IoT was first time introduced by Kevin Ashton in 1999. Kevin Ashton is also considered the Inventor of IoT. Cisco Systems estimated that the IoT was invented between 2008-09. IoT applications use artificial intelligence and machine learning to add to the brightness of different devices. Most applications used in IoT are Self-driving cars, Smart Cities, Farming, Shops, Farming, Water Management, Wearable Technology, etc. Technological growth has helped develop efficient methods to solve many severe issues in real time. IoT has achieved a considerable focus due to its rapid processing and intelligence. In conclusion, this abstract underscores the pivotal role of IoT in modernizing industries and improving daily lives. By examining the current applications and tools and forecasting future trends, this analysis anticipates an IoT landscape empowered by advanced connectivity, intelligent algorithms, and decentralized processing architectures.

Keywords: Information and Communication Technology -ICT, Artificial Intelligence -AI, Internet of Things-IoT, Machine Learning -ML