Technologies enabling IoT

Technologies enabling IoT

1. Sensors

   • create information, without human observation
   • complemented by...
     • Actuators
       • actuator, a device that converts an electrical signal into action
   • types
     • active
       •  Active sensors emit energy of their own and then sense the response of the environment to that energy
     • passive
   • characteristics
     • Accuracy
     • Repeatability
     • Range
     • Noise
     • Resolution
     • Selectivity
   • challenges
     • Power Consumption
     • Security
     • Interoperability

2. Networks

   • medium to transfer info
     • Bluetooth - BT-LE
     • WI-fi - LP-WiFI
     • Wimax - Wimax 2
     • LTE - LTE-A

3. Standards

   • Commonly accepted prohibitions or prescriptions for action
   • technology
     • Network protocols
     • Communication protocols
     • Data-aggregation standards
       • Extraction - Transformation - Loading
   • Regulatory
     • Choice and Notice
     • Purpose specification and use limitation
     • Data minimization
     • Security and accountability

4. Augmented Inteligence

   • Analytical tools to find relationship amogn phenomena
   • Tools
     • descriptive analytics
     • Predictive analytics
     • prescriptive analytics
       • Computer vision
       • Natural-language processing
       • Speech recognition

5. Augmented Behaviour

   • improve compliance with prescribed action. the “doing” of some action that is the result of all the preceding stages of the value loop—from sensing to analysis of data
   • Machine-to-machine (M2M) interfaces
   • Machine-to-human interfaces
     • achines’ actions in unpredictable situations
     • Information security and privacy
     • Machine interoperability
     • Mean-reverting human behaviors
   • Organizational entities

6. architecture for guiding the development and deployment of IoT systems

   • Business
   • Functional
   • Usage
   • Implementation
   • Specifications