IoT
By-
Dr. Pinku Ranjan
Assistant Professor
ABV-IIITM GWALIOR, INDIA
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Text Book
1. Arshdeep Bahga, Vijay Madisetti, Internet of Things, A Hands -on Approach, 1st
Ed. 2015, University Press
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2. Oliver Hersent, David Boswarthick, Omar Elloumy, The Internet of Things, 2015
3. Michael Miller, ―The Internet of Things, How Smart TVs, Smart Cars, Smart
Homes, Smart Cities are changing the World, 1st ed. ,2015, Pearson ,
4. Raj Kamal, Internet of Things Architecture and Design Principles, McGraw Hill
Education (India) Private Lim.,2017
5. Sudip Mishra, Anandarup Mukherjee, Arijit Roy, Introduction to IoT, Cambridge
University Press, 2020
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Course Outline
Part-1 IoT Introduction
Part-2 IoT Networking
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Part-3 IoT Sensing and Actuation
Part-4 IoT Connectivity Technology
Part-5 IoT Communication Technology
Part-6 IoT Cloud Computing/Fog Computing
Part-7 IoT Security
Part-8 IoT Case Studies
Part-9 IoT Hardware Projects
Part-10 IoT Analytics
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At the end of this course, students will be able to
Understand the basics of IoT.
Implement the state of the Architecture of an IoT.
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Understand design methodology and hardware platforms involved in IoT.
Understand how to analyze and organize the data.
Compare IOT Applications in Industrial & real-world.
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Exam Component
Major-40 %
Minor-30 %
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Quiz- 15%
Assignment- 5 %
Case Studies/Projects-5 %
Attendance- 5 %
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Part-1 IoT Introduction
Internet of Things - Definition, Vision, Concept and Applications
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IoT Enablers:
Smart Hyper-connected Devices
IoTs Vision
Characteristics of IoT:
IoT Market Share:
Evolution of IoT Connected Devices:
IoT Applications:
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Internet of Things - Definition, Vision, Concept and Applications
Internet: A vast global network of connected servers, clouds, computers, tablets,
mobiles, devices and systems
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Uses the Internationally used protocols and connecting systems.
Enables sending, receiving, or communicating the information, messages,
alerts, ……
Between devices, sensors, servers Cloud services, applications, business
processes……
Thing: refers to a physical object, an action, idea, situation or activity, in case
when we need not be precise.
Over 9 billions things are connected to internet till now (20b in future)
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Internet + Things = Internet of Things (IoT)
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The network of physical objects or "things" embedded with electronics,
software, sensors etc.
Connected so as to enable achieving greater value and offer service by
exchanging data with the manufacturer, operator and/or other connected
devices.
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Internetwork of things is not a single technology.
Physical devices can be of different types of physical devices having different
configurations, different specifications and so on.
Each of these supported through different other systems such as cloud
technology, big data machine, learning networking computer vision and all
these different technologies from electrical sciences and some from even
mechanical sciences are required in order to build IoT.
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IoT: Characteristics, Features, Advantages and Disadvantages
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IoT: Hardware, Middleware and Software
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IoT: Conceptual Farmwork
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IoT: Architectural Framework
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IoT: Architectural View
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IoT: Architectural View
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IoT: Software Components
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IoT Applications:
Forest Fire Detection,
Air Pollution Monitoring,
Smart Parking, Snow Level Monitoring,
Structural Health Monitoring Landslide Monitoring
Noise Urban Maps Radiation Level Monitoring
Smartphone Detection Water Leakages
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Traffic Condition, Smart Product Management
Smart Lighting Systems,
Waste Management,
Smart Roads River Flood Monitoring,
Smart Grid Tank Monitoring,
Tank Level Monitoring,
Photovoltaic Installations,
Water Trillions; Sensors
Flow Monitoring,
Stock Calculations
Intelligent Shopping
Explosive And Hazardous Gases Control
Earthquake Early Detection
IoT
Billions; Smart Systems Millions; Applications
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IoT Enablers:
RFID: Radio Frequency Identification
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Concept of IoT started with things with the communicating devices for the identity,
called RFIDs
RFIDs connect to Internet
Nanotechnology: Nano capsules, Nano sensors
Sensors
Smart Networks
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Smart Hyper-connected Devices:
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Hyperconnectivity: ‘use of multiple systems and devices to remain constantly
connected to networks, social networks and streams of information’
Smart devices constantly connect to networks
For example, a streetlights network constantly connected to a central controlling
station/server; Hyperconnected RFIDs
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IoTs Vision:
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A vision where things (wearable, watch, alarm clock, home devices, surrounding
objects with) become smart and behave alive through sensing, computing and
communicating systems.
A vision where embedded devices interact with remote objects or persons through
connectivity, for examples, using Internet or Near Field Communication or other
technologies.
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Characteristics of IoT:
Efficient, scalable and associated architecture.
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Unambiguous naming and addressing
Abundance of sleeping nodes, mobile, and non-IP devices
Intermittent connectivity
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IoT Market Share:
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Evolution of IoT Connected Devices:
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ATMs Web Smart Meters Smart Locks
Smart Dust Smart Cities Smart Vehicles Smart Healthcare
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