IoT Training in Coimbatore

The Internet of Things as an evolving reality

• Despite challenges, different speeds and the fast evolutions which we will see until the first years of the next decade, the Internet of Things is here.
• In business and industry, there are thousands of Internet of Things use cases and real-life Internet of Things deployments across a variety of sectors with the three industries which we just mentioned accounting for a more than significant part of deployments and investments as the image on the right shows.
• In the consumer space there are many thousands of devices and applications for a broad variety of purposes.
• Predictions regarding the economic impact, sub segments, technologies and number of IoT-connected devices keep evolving as well.
• The Internet of Things essentially enables us to connect ‘things’ to the Internet. These things or items can exchange information between them and transmit data to other devices and systems. They can usually also received data.
• The information they share can be about objects to which they are attached and the environment they are in (through sensors). 
• Smart devices and machines can also share information about their internal state.
• Even if for most people the number of IoT devices is not a relevant metric, it’s the one that gets most attention.
• Over the past few years predictions regarding the number of IoT devices has been reviewed downwards.
• It has taken over two decades for the ‘concept’ of the Internet of Things to become a reality that is impacting and will impact many areas of business and society as we will see further.
• Despite being a reality, the Internet of Things in general is still in its early days,regardless of massive attention, impressive forecasts and numbers, and major evolutions and deployments in many areas.
• However, if you look at the overall potential of IoT we are really just starting.
• Standards, technologies, maturity levels, devices and applications continue to evolve as various actors in the IoT ecosystem come up with platforms
• New data analysis models and even evolving definitions and views to make IoT projects better and smarter.
• At the same time, challenges regarding regulation, security and data are being tackled – and even a universal IoT definition is still being debated.

Smarter and safer:

• The IODmakes your home smarter and more efficient when it secured from cybercriminals.
• Your home devices are connected with the internet like smart TV, security cameras, door locks and more can add a level of luxury and comfort in your life, but also they can make your home unsafe.
• Smart cities will potentially combine IoT with almost every aspect of life, and they are very much in the pipeline.
• Here the router will play an important role by securing the entry point of the internet into your home.
• While your smart IOT device cannot be protected, the router will protect the entry point of the internet by password production, firewalls, and configure them to allow the only certain device on your network
• Here the router will play an important role by securing the entry point of the internet into your home
• While your smart IOT device cannot be protected, the router will protect the entry point of the internet by password production, firewalls, and configure them to allow the only certain device on your network.
• IoT-connected asset trackers are being used to monitor school buses in real time to ensure they are on schedule and to keep students safe
• The system will be designed to monitor children in a safe and non-intrusive way, using a combination of RFID, GPS (Global Positioning System), and GPRS technologies.
• The use-cases and hands-on included in this course will ascertain you about how the IoT Technology is going to change the future