Multi-tenancy is like living in an apartment building where multiple tenants or residents share the same building, but each has their own separate space, like their own unit. In the context of software or technology, multi-tenancy means that a single system or platform can be used by multiple users or groups, and each user or…
LoRa and LoRaWAN are two closely intertwined terms that play pivotal roles in shaping the landscape of the Internet of Things (IoT). LoRa and LoRaWAN often appear together, contributing collectively to the evolution of IoT technology. While they are frequently discussed together, it’s important to recognize that LoRa and LoRaWAN hold separate and specific meanings.…
Wi-Fi is one of the commonly used communication technologies in the field of IoT (Internet of Things). Many IoT engineers or users are usually using one of the Wi-Fi Manager to make their device have a better provisioning. As discussed in the previous blog, a Wi-Fi Manager also took part in it. And yes, Wi-Fi…
Before diving deeper into understanding what the usage MQTT in IoT is, let’s look at the history of MQTT itself. In 1999, Andy Stanford-Clark of IBM, and Arlen Nipper (then of Arcom Systems, later CTO of Eurotech), created MQTT. In its initial version, MQTT helped oil pipeline sensors communicate with satellites. In 2014 OASIS accepted…
Encryption in IoT is a preventive measure to battle one of the vulnerabilities faced by IoT infrastructure. Encryption in IoT is a must, so that the data sent and received is safe from irresponsible parties. As mentioned in the previous blog post, the rise of the IoT itself also sets up a new set of…
One of the human advantages is the ability to have their own language to communicate with each other, telling how they feel, and exchanging information. We have overcome language differences by agreeing that an understanding of an object remains the same, even if it has a different meaning in another language. And as time passed,…
Have you ever considered how an automated fire alarm switch differs from an IoT-connected device that does the same job? Well, it’s all about data. The IoT device can collect and share data about how it is used, allowing it to work smarter and do more than just turn on and off automatically. Both devices…
Two decades have passed, and the development of the Internet of Things (IoT) has reached a significant step. Some businesses are beginning to remotely monitor, analyze, and control their business instruments with the help of IoT devices. This also increases the use cases for IoT, and according to IoT Analytics, there will be 14,4 billion…
The Internet of Things, also known as IoT, refers to the connection of physical objects to the Internet for remote control or monitoring IoT has revolutionized the way we interact with our environment by allowing us to automate tasks and collect data in real-time. IoT technology has been rapidly evolving in recent years. According to…
In recent years, these words have become a hot topic. However, this technology was actually invented in the early 1980s, but discussion was not very common—especially in the first 20 years of its creation—and it only recently began to be discussed and known by many people. So, What is IoT? The Internet of Things (IoT)…