Internet of Things

IoT networks link devices such as vehicles, appliances, and industrial equipment using embedded electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and connectivity. They enable automation, real-time monitoring, and integration with existing internet infrastructure.

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The Internet of Things (IoT) links devices—including vehicles, home appliances, and industrial machinery—via embedded electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and network connectivity. These smart devices collect, exchange, and analyze data, enabling automation, real-time monitoring, and seamless integration across diverse environments.

OUR THINKING

Smart Home
Smart home technology is a leading application of IoT. Each month, over 60,000 people search for "Smart Home." According to the IoT Analytics database, there are 256 active companies and startups in this sector, more than in any other IoT category. These figures reflect strong demand and ongoing innovation.
Smart City
Smart city applications include traffic management, water and waste distribution, urban security, and environmental monitoring. These solutions address daily urban challenges and enhance both the quality of life and the efficiency of cities.
Smart retail
Proximity-based advertising is an emerging IoT application in smart retail, though the market is still developing. On LinkedIn, there is typically one post per month on smart retail, compared to 430 for smart home. However, smart retail holds strong growth potential as businesses increasingly recognize its positive impact on customer engagement and operational efficiency.