Sources of IoT (JNTUK - UNIT 1)
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This document discusses sources of IoT including popular IoT development boards, the role of RFID, and wireless sensor networks. RFID enables tracking and inventory control through identification. Wireless sensor networks allow sensors to monitor physical conditions from remote locations through wireless communication. Each wireless sensor node can perform computations and wireless networking to connect sensors autonomously in a wireless sensor network.
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- 4. Sources of IoT Popular IoT Development Boards Role of RFID and IoT Applications Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs)
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