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Introduction to latest technologies such as IoT, IoE, IIoT,WoT

Hi Everyone,

Now-a-days, we are hearing terms such as IoT, IoE, IIoT, WoT. In this article i am trying to explain what exactly these terms means. 
Let me start with fancy word called IoT (Internet Of Things). Its a world of things (such as vehicles, home appliances, any physical device) connected.  These devices embedded with firmware, software, electronics, sensors, actuators and connectivity which makes any physical device intelligent, so that they can talk with each other. Do you want to know why? I will be explaining more details in my next article.

IIoT is Industrial IoT, i.e using IoT in manufacturing industries. This brings brilliant machines together, advanced analytics and many more. It has great potential to change the way how the Industry works and it enables M2M machine-to-machine communication. Next article i will tell some real time applications of this.

IoE is Internet of Everything where people, process, data and things(these are 4 pillars) talk with each other. The more expansive IoE concept includes, M2M, M2P machine-to-people and P2P people-to-people interactions. This concept is originated at Cisco.This grand vision depicts a worls where people, process, data, things are connected to a single and common network. 

The WoT is Web Of Things, is next stage of IoT where integration of smart things to the web architecture/ application is done. Adopting web protocols, to connect anything in the physical world and give a presence to it in world wide web (WWW). Its a high level application protocol designed to maximize the interoperability in IoT. 

I hope this short introduction gave all of the readers a taste of  all these emerging technologies potential.  In coming articles i will be explaining in detail of this technologies. Please like this blog and give your support. Suggestions, views and comments are always welcome.

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