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Small wearables to large industrial systems—the Internet of Things (IoT) is radically altering modern living. Infrastructure and amenities that are ubiquitous, dependable, high performing, efficient, and scalable are needed for the Internet of Things. IoT services work with a wide range of devices, from simple to complicated technologies, and communication occurs through a variety of networks. Cloud computing is the most significant aspect of the Internet of Things since it not only connects servers, but it also analyzes critical data acquired from sensors while also providing sufficient storage space. Further organisation and resale data will be required in the near future to finish this attribution. Certain Internet of Things (IoT) applications facilitate process automation and allow non-living physical things to function without the need for human interaction. Internet of Things (IoT) applications in the industrial sector could boost productivity and enable more extensive networks of communication between workers and equipment. Ultimately, this would enable a greater number of competitive businesses to enter the market, which would improve quality control and reduce losses. This article discusses many technologies risks as well as their advantages and the many uses of IoT, including smart towns and cities, medical care, and industry.

Keywords

IoT, Security, RFID, WSN, Application, Radio frequency identification.

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