Introduction
The Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence are the two most popular business concepts today, and there is an apparent overlap between both. The Internet of Things is all about building a new linked world in which everything on our bodies, homes, and cities is connected to the Internet. The concept is to connect machines and use the data they generate. By imitating human behavior and intelligence, AI aims to make devices more competent and more intelligent. As opposed to natural intelligence, machine intelligence is what we're talking about. As a result, it's also known as machine intelligence. However, as technology has advanced, the distinction has become increasingly blurred. The line, though, remains in place.
IoT
IoT is defined as a network of interconnected computing devices embedded with sensors, actuators, Transducers, and other essential electronics and may communicate through a network.
Sensor: Is a device that detects or measures a physical attribute and records, indicates, or responds to it in another way. Alternatively, an input device produces an output (signal) concerning a particular physical quantity (input).
Actuators: An actuator is a device that converts energy into motion. A device that moves or regulates a machine is known as an actuator. Actuators are classified according to the power they require to transfer: Linear Actuator, Mechanical Actuator, Rotatory Actuator, Hydraulic Actuator, etc.
Transducer: Any device that transfers one form of energy into another is a transducer. For example, A microphone turns sound into electrical impulses, which are then converted back into sound by a loudspeaker.
The Internet of Things impacts everything from traveling and communicating to how we shop and stay in shape. It is a notion based on the concept of everyday physical items having the ability to communicate directly through the Internet; they can sense, act, store, and process data.
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