What is a key benefit of Fog Computing?
Sensitive data is processed faster and with an instant response.
What functions does the Data Processing layer perform?
It stores, analyzes, computes, and processes large amounts of data, handling database transactions, cloud computing, and big data processing.
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Fog Computing in IoT

What is a key benefit of Fog Computing?

Sensitive data is processed faster and with an instant response.

p.10
Basic Architecture of IoT

What functions does the Data Processing layer perform?

It stores, analyzes, computes, and processes large amounts of data, handling database transactions, cloud computing, and big data processing.

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Disadvantages of IoT

What is a risk associated with dependence on IoT technology?

Potential for system failures.

p.27
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What is a smart car?

A vehicle equipped with advanced technology for enhanced safety, navigation, and connectivity.

p.13
Fog Computing in IoT

What are the capabilities of Fog nodes?

They can handle data, consume minimum power, and use few resources.

p.4
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What enables monitoring, coordinating, or controlling processes in IoT?

The network of physical objects communicating over the Internet or other data networks.

p.25
Smart Devices and Their Applications

Name some examples of smart appliances.

Smart Thermostats, Smart speakers (Alexa/Siri/Google), Smart fridge, Smart washing machines.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What can wearables track regarding physical activity?

Step count.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What sleep-related data can wearables monitor?

Sleep quality.

p.19
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What does the Semantic Oriented Vision state about data collected through sensors?

The data collected will be huge.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What defines smart devices in the SMART era?

Devices with computing and communication capabilities that can constantly connect to networks.

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Disadvantages of IoT

What privacy issue is associated with IoT?

Collection and use of personal data.

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5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What activities are involved in the business layer of the 5-Layer Architecture?

Making flowcharts, graphs, analysis of results, and improving devices.

p.15
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

How does IoT aim to improve everyday life?

By enabling smart devices to collect and share data, leading to better decision-making and automation.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What technology is used to track objects in the Things Oriented Vision?

RFID (Radio Frequency Identification).

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

How do smart cars improve safety?

By using sensors and cameras to detect obstacles and provide alerts to the driver.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

What is one benefit of IoT related to device performance?

Higher demand for increasingly powerful mobile, wearable, and connected devices.

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IoT in Healthcare

How can physicians benefit from IoMT?

They can track patients' health more effectively and monitor adherence to treatment plans.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What components are essential in the IoT equation?

Devices, Connectivity, Data, Analytics, and Action.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is the third vision of IoT?

Semantic Oriented Vision.

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Disadvantages of IoT

What limitation do some IoT devices face?

Limited battery life.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What role does connectivity play in smart cars?

It allows for real-time data exchange with other vehicles and infrastructure.

p.29
IoT in Healthcare

What is one major advantage of IoT in healthcare?

Cost Reduction.

p.30
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What is the benefit of citizen engagement in smart cities?

Citizen engagement fosters community involvement and ensures that services meet the needs of residents.

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Benefits of IoT

How can IoT contribute to cost savings?

By optimizing resource usage and reducing waste.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What types of sensors are used in a smart home?

Wired and wireless sensors.

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Basic Architecture of IoT

What does the Sensing/Perception Layer do?

It senses and gathers information about the environment and transports it to the network layer.

p.5
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

How does 'Data' factor into the IoT equation?

Data collected from devices is analyzed to derive insights.

p.15
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is a key aspect of IoT's vision for industries?

To drive operational efficiency and innovation through interconnected devices and real-time data analysis.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the email address provided?

so.iot.sibm@gmail.com.

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Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What is a smart city?

A smart city uses digital technology to enhance performance, well-being, and sustainability.

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Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What are the key components of a smart city?

Key components include smart infrastructure, data analytics, and citizen engagement.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What communication feature do wearables offer?

Notifications of who is trying to contact you.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What is automated meter reading in a smart home?

A system that automatically reads utility meters.

p.3
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What does IoT stand for?

Internet of Things.

p.12
5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What is the primary function of the business layer in the 5-Layer Architecture?

It handles how the data is delivered to the customer, including making flowcharts, graphs, and analyzing results.

p.4
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?

A network of interrelated devices that connect and exchange data with other IoT devices and the cloud.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is the second vision of IoT?

Internet Oriented Vision.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

How can sensor-based objects be identified?

They can be determined uniquely and their whereabouts can be regularly monitored.

p.22
Disadvantages of IoT

What is a financial drawback of implementing IoT solutions?

High initial investment costs.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What functionality does a Smart plug adaptor provide?

It measures energy consumption in near real time and allows for appliance control (on/off action).

p.4
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What do IoT devices interact with?

Remote objects like servers, clouds, applications, services, and processes, or persons.

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IoT in Healthcare

Name another advantage of IoT in healthcare.

Improved Treatment.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the definition of IoT according to the IERC?

A dynamic global network infrastructure with self-configuring capabilities based on standard and interoperable communication protocols.

p.20
Benefits of IoT

What is one primary reason for the adoption of IoT?

To enhance efficiency and productivity in various sectors.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What is a benefit of smart home technology in healthcare?

Home healthcare applications.

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Fog Computing in IoT

What type of transactions is Fog Computing meant for?

Light transactions.

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Fog Computing in IoT

What happens to data with less time sensitivity in Fog Computing?

It is sent to the cloud for historical analysis, big data analytics, and long-term storage.

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Basic Architecture of IoT

What is the role of the Network Layer in the basic architecture of IoT?

It connects SMART things to network devices and servers, and transmits and processes sensor data over a network.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What does the internet-oriented vision emphasize?

The interaction of various physical devices with each other.

p.3
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What types of devices can be part of the IoT?

Smartphones, home appliances, wearables, and industrial machines.

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Disadvantages of IoT

What concern arises from automation in IoT?

Job displacement.

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IoT in Healthcare

What types of medical equipment can IoT devices track?

Wheelchairs, defibrillators, nebulizers, oxygen pumps, and other monitoring equipment.

p.28
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What is the primary benefit of smart farming?

It helps in adopting better farming practices by understanding land conditions and climate instability.

p.29
IoT in Healthcare

How does IoT contribute to disease diagnosis?

It allows for Faster Disease Diagnosis.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

What financial advantage does IoT provide?

Cost savings.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What role do intelligent interfaces play in IoT?

They facilitate the seamless integration of physical and virtual 'things' into the information network.

p.22
Disadvantages of IoT

What is a major security concern related to IoT?

Potential for hacking or data breaches.

p.16
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What does IoT signify?

A world-wide network of interconnected objects uniquely addressable based on standard communication protocols.

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Fog Computing in IoT

Where are Fog nodes located in relation to the data source?

Very close to the data source.

p.4
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

How do IoT devices communicate?

By sending, receiving, or communicating information using the Internet or other communication technologies.

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Benefits of IoT

What is one benefit of smart appliances in customer experience?

They help develop deeper relationships by enhancing the customer experience.

p.15
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What role does data play in the IoT vision?

Data is crucial for analyzing patterns, optimizing processes, and enhancing user experiences.

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Fog Computing in IoT

How does Fog Computing ensure data privacy?

All processing is done before the data goes to the cloud.

p.17
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

How is each object uniquely identified in the Things Oriented Vision?

By Electronic Product Code (EPC).

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IoT in Healthcare

What is the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)?

Connected devices in healthcare.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is the role of sensors in the Things Oriented Vision?

To collect data through sensors and sensor-based embedded systems.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What does the Things Oriented Vision depend on?

RFID-based sensor networks and other sensor-based networks.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What can wearables analyze about your workouts?

Workout patterns.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What alarm feature can wearables provide?

Wake you up at a specified time.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What type of monitoring is involved in HVAC control in a smart home?

Temperature monitoring.

p.13
Fog Computing in IoT

What is the role of sensors/devices in Fog Computing?

They gather data and transmit it to the middle layer (Fog nodes).

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Disadvantages of IoT

What is a challenge related to the maintenance of IoT systems?

Increased complexity and maintenance requirements.

p.5
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the significance of 'Action' in the IoT equation?

It refers to the decisions made based on data analytics.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What is one benefit of smart cars in urban environments?

They can reduce traffic congestion through better navigation and communication.

p.17
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What technologies are integrated in the Things Oriented Vision?

RFID, sensing, computing devices, and global connectivity.

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Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What role do sensors play in smart cities?

Sensors collect data to monitor and manage city services like traffic, waste management, and energy use.

p.6
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is meant by 'self-configuring capabilities' in the context of IoT?

The ability of the network to automatically configure itself without manual intervention.

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Basic Architecture of IoT

What is the role of the Application layer in IoT architecture?

It delivers application-specific services to the user and defines applications in which IoT can be deployed.

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5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What is the function of the perception layer in the 5-Layer Architecture?

To gather useful information using sensors and actuators.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

Who is the professor mentioned?

Prof. Sonia D’Souza.

p.11
5-Layer Architecture of IoT

Which networking technologies are used in the network layer?

3G, 4G, WiFi, etc.

p.11
5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What advanced features does the middleware layer provide?

Storage, computation, processing, and action-taking capabilities.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What weather-related information can wearables provide?

Current weather conditions.

p.20
Benefits of IoT

How does IoT improve decision-making?

By providing real-time data and analytics.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What type of detection can be managed in a smart home?

Fire detection or leak detection.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What network is associated with maintenance and service centers in a smart home?

Refrigerator network.

p.19
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

Why is it important to process the collected data effectively?

To make it consistent and least redundant for better representations and interpretation.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is done to the raw data in the Semantic Oriented Vision?

It is processed to make it consistent and least redundant.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What technologies are commonly found in smart cars?

GPS navigation, adaptive cruise control, and collision avoidance systems.

p.3
Benefits of IoT

How does IoT improve efficiency?

By automating processes and providing real-time data for better decision-making.

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5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What is the role of the network layer in the 5-Layer Architecture?

To get data from the perception layer and pass it to the middleware layer using networking technologies.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

How does IoT improve task management?

By enhancing efficiency and automation of tasks.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

What aspect of information access does IoT enhance?

Increased convenience and accessibility of information.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

What capability does IoT improve regarding data?

Greater ability to gather and analyze data.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What calorie-related information can wearables provide?

Calories burned today.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What health metric can wearables check?

Heart rate.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

How can lighting be controlled in a smart home?

Through smart lighting systems.

p.12
5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What does the application layer in the 5-Layer Architecture manage?

It manages all application processes based on information obtained from the middleware layer.

p.5
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the basic equation for the Internet of Things (IoT)?

IoT = Devices + Connectivity + Data + Analytics + Action.

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IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is the first vision of IoT?

Things Oriented Vision.

p.11
5-Layer Architecture of IoT

What types of information can the perception layer gather?

Temperature, moisture content, intruder detection, sounds, etc.

p.18
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What can smart embedded objects be considered as?

Microcomputers with computing resources.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

How does IoT contribute to device management?

By providing better monitoring and control of devices and systems.

p.28
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What is one use case scenario of smart farming?

Smart wrapping of seeds and fertilizers to adapt to environmental conditions.

p.20
Benefits of IoT

What role does IoT play in automation?

It enables automated processes and smart systems.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What manages a smart home with an Internet connection?

Sensors and actuators.

p.2
Benefits of IoT

Why is IoT important?

It enhances efficiency, improves decision-making, and enables automation in various sectors.

p.15
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is the primary vision of the Internet of Things (IoT)?

To create a connected world where devices communicate and collaborate to enhance efficiency and improve quality of life.

p.25
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

How does the IoT contribute to making homes smart?

By managing energy consumption, providing interaction among appliances, spotting emergencies, and ensuring safety.

p.5
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What role does 'Connectivity' play in the IoT equation?

It enables devices to communicate and share data.

p.9
Basic Architecture of IoT

What types of parameters do sensors in the Sensing/Perception Layer detect?

Physical parameters and other objects in the environment.

p.4
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What makes IoT devices 'SMART'?

They sense, compute, and communicate through embedded devices.

p.15
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

How does IoT contribute to sustainability?

By optimizing resource usage and reducing waste through smart monitoring and management systems.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What exercise-related question can wearables answer?

How often do you exercise?

p.28
Smart Devices and Their Applications

How can sensors be utilized in smart farming?

Sensors can identify different land requirements and facilitate actions based on those needs.

p.29
IoT in Healthcare

What proactive approach does IoT enable in healthcare?

Proactive Treatment.

p.29
IoT in Healthcare

How does IoT assist in managing drugs and equipment?

It helps in Drugs and Equipment Management.

p.6
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the significance of standard and interoperable communication protocols in IoT?

They ensure that different devices and systems can communicate and work together effectively.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What applications are commonly deployed in a smart home?

Mobile, tablets, IP-TV, video conferencing, video-on-demand, Wi-Fi, and internet.

p.30
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

How does technology improve urban living in smart cities?

Technology improves urban living by optimizing resources, enhancing public services, and reducing environmental impact.

p.6
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What are the key components of IoT as per the IERC definition?

Physical and virtual 'things' that have identities, physical attributes, and virtual personalities.

p.24
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What entertainment function can wearables perform?

Play your favorite song.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

What is one application of home security in a smart home?

Access control and security alerts.

p.21
Benefits of IoT

How does IoT affect decision-making processes?

It leads to improved decision-making.

p.20
Benefits of IoT

What is a significant impact of IoT on consumer experience?

It allows for personalized services and products.

p.26
Smart Home and Smart City Concepts

How does a smart home contribute to energy efficiency?

Through solar panel monitoring and control.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What does IoT stand for?

Internet of Things.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the primary focus of IoT?

Connecting devices and enabling them to communicate over the internet.

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Smart Devices and Their Applications

What are some common applications of IoT?

Smart homes, healthcare monitoring, and industrial automation.

p.3
Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the primary purpose of IoT?

To connect devices and enable them to communicate and exchange data over the internet.

p.2
IoT Vision and Its Aspects

What is the vision of IoT?

To create a seamless integration of physical and digital worlds through interconnected devices.

p.2
Smart Devices and Their Applications

What are smart objects?

Devices equipped with sensors and connectivity that can collect and exchange data.

p.2
Basic Architecture of IoT

What is the basic architecture of IoT?

It typically consists of devices, connectivity, data processing, and user interface.

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Definition of Internet of Things (IoT)

What is the definition of the Internet of Things (IoT)?

The interconnection of everyday objects to the internet, allowing them to send and receive data.

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