Future of Tech Revolution
Internet of Things (IoT)
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the concept of enhancing Internet connectivity beyond traditional computing platforms such as personal computers and mobile devices. From home appliances to driverless cars, from healthcare to virtual assistants, from delivery-drones to the latest car-vending-machines, all of these are great examples of the Internet of Things (IoT). Embedded with other types of hardware such as electronics, Internet connectivity, and sensors, these devices can communicate and interact with others on the Internet and can be remotely monitored and controlled.
Some applications of the Internet of Things in large industries:
Healthcare: Also known in the medical industry as the Internet of Medical Things (IOMT) or Healthcare IoT, the Internet of Medical Things (IOMT) is a collection of medical devices and applications that connect to the healthcare IT system through an online computer network.
IoT has inspired the healthcare industry with a number of benefits, such as:
Remote health and maintenance
Real-time consulting solution
Affordable healthcare capacity and hospital costs were reduced
Enabled doctors to provide a higher level of personalized care
Tracking health records and patient history in real-time through cloud services.
Transportation and Logistics: The highest-primary objectives of logistics companies are simply to ensure timely delivery, supply chain visibility, product lifecycle transparency, and quality service. The success of any logistics company lies inefficient inventory management and warehousing, automation of internal business processes, fast delivery, and safe storage and care for the quality of goods. Drone-based delivery services have high potential in retail, logistics, agriculture, and e-commerce. This can add speed and efficiency to the work environment.
Other Benefits of IoT in Logistics and Transport
Driverless car
Location management system
Inventory tracking and warehousing
Improves IoT and blockchain supply chain management
Smart traffic management system
Maintaining vehicle health.
Manufacturing: In the manufacturing industry, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) uses smart sensors and actuators to enhance manufacturing and industrial processes. IIOT leverages the power of smart machines and real-time analytics and leverages data to enhance qualitative and quantitative production. They are better at communicating important information that is used to make business decisions faster and more accurately.
The industry can not only analyze how their products are used but also determine the patterns of use. The manufacturing industries are adopting IoT tools to enhance their efficiency that help them in their day-to-day operations and help them to optimize their product quality more and also provide high-security.
The following are some of the services provided by IoT in the manufacturing industry:
Digital Connect Factory
In time production
Optimal energy efficiency
Predicted production line care
Faster and more informative decision making
Machine repeat
Production flow monitoring.
Customer Service Industry: The introduction of AI (Artificial Intelligence) in IoT has revolutionized customer service. AI is really starting to make an impact in the customer service industry. Customer service officers are being replaced by chatbots that are trustworthy and can be available to 24x7 customers.
In addition, IoTs in the customer service industry benefit from:
Quick customer support service
Leading in the lead generation
Increased efficiency in reaching customers
Cost effectiveness
Easy accessibility and fast communication.
Conclusion
Connected devices are rapidly revolutionizing the world. Technologies like Neuralink are developing an ultra-high bandwidth brain-machine interface to connect humans and computers to treat serious brain diseases with the goal of human growth. Technology like connected devices will continue to evolve. However, our goal is to make it easily available to the general public in order to make it a better place in the world.