Internet of Things (IOT) as the future of networked devices: An overview

  • Godson S Olusanya
  • Charles Okunbor
  • Oghenetega Avwokuruaye
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Abstract

The internet being a major tool in the globalization of the world has made it possible for human beings to interact, share and access information on a very large scale without distance being a barrier. Computer systems with broad functionalities like the desktop, laptop and smart phone are connected through the internet. But going beyond just connecting computer systems to the internet, the Internet of Things connects devices and objects together and to the internet. The Internet of Things (IoT) is a developing paradigm that makes communication and gathering of data possible between electronic devices, objects and sensors through internet technology, with the aim of improving quality of life. IoT is seen to be a big player in the networking of future devices and the internet but has some challenges that needs to be addressed. This paper through extensive literature review, highlighted the progress made by IoT, its applications in different sectors, the challenges faced by this technology for its full actualization and also its future projections.

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Godson S Olusanya, Charles Okunbor, & Oghenetega Avwokuruaye. (2021). Internet of Things (IOT) as the future of networked devices: An overview. Global Journal of Engineering and Technology Advances, 9(3), 031–037. https://doi.org/10.30574/gjeta.2021.9.3.0154

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