The Internet of Things (IoT), a term first coined by Ashton in [1], is an extension of network connectivity to physical devices, such as actuators, sensors, and mobile devices, that are enabled to interact and communicate among themselves and can be controlled or monitored remotely. The IoT, hailed as the enabler of the next industrial revolution, will transform how we view, interact with, and use the current physical systems around us. It has already had a major impact on health care, smart homes, manufacturing, commerce, education, and many other key areas of daily life.
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