IoT or Internet of Things is a complex term that includes several components:
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First, there are devices connected to the Internet and connected to the network: IoT devices and physical objects equipped with electronic components (sensors, sensors and actuators). This includes smart home appliances, pet trackers, sensors for livestock and agriculture, as well as machinery, robots, oil and gas systems and more.
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Second, there are technologies, standards, and applications that allow individuals to connect to the Internet, integrate into a computer network, and help collect, analyze, filter, process, store, and share data with other devices.
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Finally, it is a structure consisting of separate networks, where people interact with devices, and devices interact with each other, automatically respond to changes in the environment and can make decisions without user intervention.
LoRaWAN
WAN specification specification, which is optimized for low power consumption, long-distance data transmission and high signal penetration. LoRaWan is ideal for wireless endpoints that run on stand-alone power supplies
NB-IoT
Cellular standard for telemetry devices with low data transfer. Designed to connect to digital networks of a wide range of stand-alone devices. For example, medical sensors, resource consumption meters, smart home devices, etc.
Environmental monitoring, intelligent lighting and parking system, public transport management
Asset and cargo monitoring and tracking systems, fuel residue sensors in the tank. Management of movement inside and outside the warehouse
Remote removal of electricity, heat, water and gas consumption
Heating and air conditioning control with environmental sensors and intelligent switches, smoke and fire sensors
Monitoring of medical equipment, smart bracelets for the elderly
Soil moisture and ambient temperature sensors are connected to the meteorological system to determine the need to include irrigation
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