Role of Internet of Things in Creating and Implementing Smart Strategies for Greener Outcomes
Keywords:
Internet of Things, Smart world, Communication, Green, Network.Abstract
The maneuver towards the path of smart and connected computing and the capability of being autonomous, constructed around Internet of Things (IoT) promises a thriving alternation in the world for the better. Employing intelligent objects and sensors collectively, IoT can aid to create a secure and reliable communication, along with stressing upon a greener approach. The extension in the aim would be to own minimal energy consumption and enhance the lifetime of networks. The connected devices can facilitate sharing of data, peripherals, and if provided a suitable environment, they can increase their efficiency. Moreover, an upsurge can take place in terms of their usage, quality and reliability. IoT is much more than a human-computer interaction. From an IoT-enabled car to connected home devices, all speak in the praise of the so-called smart world being brought to a whole new level and beyond.
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