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written in mid-2020. I believe that
in five years, given the beginning
of the application of 5G
technology and the beginning of
the fourth industrial revolution,
the list of areas where sensors
are used is going to look much
different and that the list of areas
of sensors application, which I
have listed in this article, is going
to be much longer.
What Is IoT (Internet
Of Things) And What
Is IIoI (Industrial
Internet Of Things)?
IoT (Internet of Things) can be
defined as a system of
interconnected digital devices,
connected computer devices,
mechanical and digital
machines that transmit
information through a unique
system of identifiers. IoT
enables transferring data over a
network without the need for
human-human or
human-computer interaction.
IoT is a digital tool that allows
unlimited transmission,
conversion to the desired
format, and reading various
data and information from
sensors.
With IoT, we are able to
permanently record different
readings and measurements
from different sensors.
Constant measurements and
readings allow us to predict
events and to act in such a way
as to prevent unwanted events
that await us in the future.
IoT can also be considered as a
medium that transmits data,
information, and alerts from
various sensors that monitor
certain behaviors, processes,
and properties of the objects
that are the subject of
observation.
IoT is the hope of achieving
greater energy efficiency in the
future than is the case today
and the longer life cycle of
various products. IoT also
enables greater automation of
the various decision-making
systems.
Not so far in the future,
Machine Learning will, to a
much greater extent, replace
the need for human
decision-making with the often
recurring needs for simple
decision-making.
IIoT (Industrial Internet of
Things) can be defined very
similarly to IoT, but the
essential difference between
IoT and IIoT is that IIoT is
primarily applied in industry
and industrial products.
In practice, IIoT can be
considered an IoT whose focus
is on optimizing industrial
production and extending the
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