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IoT is an advanced automation and analytics system. It makes use of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data to deliver complete systems. These systems enable transparency, when applied to a network. IoT is highly flexible and suitable in any environment. This feature makes it applicable across various industries. It enhances data collection, deeper automation, networking, database operations and much more. Its advanced elements enable major changes in social, economic impact of goods and services. Contact Us: IND : 91 924 633 3245 US : 1 917 456 8403 email: info@mindmajix.com IoT Key Features: Let us have a brief look at the key features of IoT: Active Engagement u2013 IoT is about to bring a new Active Product and Service Engagement. Artificial Intelligence u2013 IoT is potential enough to enhance every aspect through data collection, AI networks and algorithms. Connectivity u2013 IoT networking ensures no network is tied to major providers. Network can exist on a smaller and cheaper scale, yet remain practical. These smaller networks are created amongst the small devices. Sensors u2013 Sensors act as defining instruments. It transforms IoT from a passive network to an active system, necessary for real-world integration. Small Devices u2013 Over the time, devices have become smaller, cheaper and compact. IoT delivers precision, scalability and versatility. To sum up the report briefly in numbers: IoT to represent more than half of the 27 billion globally connected devices by 2021. Of the 27 billion connected devices, nearly 16 billion will be IoT connected devices. The number of IoT connected devices is predicted to grow exponentially at a rate of 23 percent, of which smartphones are set to experience the highest share. The biggest drivers for this growth are efforts in connected cars, connected homes, smart workplace and health care. Connected homes account for 46% of total M2M connections. Connected healthcare to 30%. Connected cars somewhere close to 29%. Global IP traffic is anticipated to increase 3-fold in the mean time. VR/AR traffic is predicted to rise 20-fold. In 2016, roughly 5.8 billion devices were IoT connected, which means that the market will see a 2.4x increase to meet the prediction of 13.7 billion devices in the coming five years. Faster broadband speeds will make users consume more videos. This will make up to total 82% of the IP traffic by 2021, seeing a rise of 73% from now. Live Video, especially will attract massive users experiencing growth 15 times more as compared to present arena. This reaches 13% of the total video traffic by 2021. Augmented reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) will experience a 20x growth, as the demand for internet continues. Additionally, Wi-Fi and global devices make up 73% of traffic. As commercial deployment of 5G networks is intensely expanding, this comes with exclusive abilities for IoT, to connect more devices. However, as the traffic grows, attacks persuade. Network security must be ensured to support the future of the Internet. All the above-mentioned projections, we spoke are not related to a single place, or city, it is a complete global phenomenon. Finallyu2026 IoT is definitely taking human-to-machine and machine-to-machine interaction to a whole new level, prior to achieving technology solutions at a macro level.
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