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1. PRESENTATION ON “EVOLUTION OF IOT”
BY: TUSHAR LIMBOO
AND SURAKCHA LIMBOO

2. CONTENTS
1.Interduction
2.Evolution of IOT
3.What is IOI
4.Who invented IOT
5.How does “IOT” works
6.Benefits of using IOT
7.What are the four types of IOT
8.How we use “IOT” In our daily life
9.Why do we need IOT
10.Advantage of using IOT
11.Disadvantages of using IOT
12.Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION
•The Internet of Things (IOT) represents a revolutionary paradigm shift in the
way we interact with technology and the physical world
•By connecting everyday objective device and sensors to the internet, IOT
enables a vast network of intelligent data driven system that transform the
way we live, work and connect
•Within an estimated 75 billion connecting device by 2025, IOT is posted to
reset Industries, economics and Society worldwide

4. EVOLUTION OF IOT
The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from simple device connectivity to a complex ecosystem that integrates
artificial intelligence (AI) and big data analytics. Some key milestones in the evolution of IoT include:
• 2005
The United Nations published a report on IoT, calling it one of the technologies with the most potential globally.
• 2008
The number of connected devices surpassed the number of people in the world, marking the beginning of IoT as
a reality.
• 2009
Fitbit released its first activity tracker, which paved the way for modern smartwatches

5. WHAT IS IOT?
•The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects that are connected
to the internet and can exchange data with other devices and systems
•The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of physical devices, vehicles,
appliances, and other physical objects that are embedded with sensors,
software, and network connectivity, allowing them to collect and share data.

6. WHO INVENTED IOT?
•Kevin Ashton is often called the “inventor of IoT” because he first used the
term in 1999. He is a computer scientist and serial entrepreneur who co-
founded the Auto-ID Center at MIT.

7. HOW DOES IOT WORKS
•The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of devices that can communicate with
each other and be controlled remotely using sensors, software, and network
connectivity.

8. WHAT ARE THE FOUR TYPES OF IOT
•Consumer IoT
•Commercial IoT
•Industrial IoT
•Infrastructure IoT

9. HOW WE USE IOT IN OUR DAILY LIFE
Wearables
These include smartwatches, fitness bands, and other devices that can track health and exercise. They can also be used for GPS tracking.
Navigation apps
These apps use GPS and cellular networks to help you get around. They can provide information about traffic, road hazards, and police presence.
Smart appliances
These include smart refrigerators, stoves, washing machines, and dryers. Some smart washing machines can send alerts to your phone about soil and
detergent levels.

10. WHY DO WE NEED IOT
•Improved quality of life
•Better business operations
•Improved safety
•Improved health care
•Data privacy

11. ADVANTAGE OF USING IOT
Increased efficiency
IoT can help businesses improve operational efficiency and reduce costs. IoT can also help businesses automate manual processes.
Improved safety and security
IoT can help businesses improve work safety by reducing the probability of human error. IoT can also help businesses secure their premises with surveillance cameras and
motion sensors.
Environmental benefits
IoT can help reduce waste and conserve energy by optimizing resource utilization and reducing emissions.
New business opportunities
IoT has created new business opportunities in areas such as smart homes, wearable technology, and industrial automation

12. DISADVANTAGES OF USING IOT
• Cost
IoT deployments can be costly, especially when it comes to scaling.
• Reliability
IoT devices need a constant power supply and internet connection to work properly.
• Data management
IoT can generate a huge amount of data, which can be difficult to manage and analyze.
• Health
IoT devices can lead to less physical and mental activity, which can cause health problems.
• Social interaction
IoT can lead to less social interaction and idler behavior.

13. CONCLUSION