Unleash Maximum Productivity with the Internet of Things

Imagine a world where you no longer have to do any tedious tasks. Instead, each day you get out of bed, a pot of coffee starts brewing to the perfect temperature, your bed gets made, clothes picked out perfectly, breakfast cooked, and much more. Then you hop in your autonomous driving car to go to work. You can now focus on what’s important to you. These advancements will all be possible through the power of the Internet of Things.

The Internet of Things is the vast array of physical devices collecting information about and interacting with the environment. These devices are connected via the internet and transfer the data collected between one another and the cloud. With these devices, individuals can build extravagant IoT systems to remotely monitor and interact with the environment, enhance security, improve efficiency, and much more.

The capabilities of automation with the physical world are limitless through the Internet of Things. Imagine a swarm of drones being used to facilitate the harvesting and planting of crops. Or a line of robots pushing and moving boxes in a manufacturing complex. The Internet of Things brings unique opportunities to speed up processes for you and make your life more productive.

You may ask yourself, if the Internet of Things is so helpful, why has everything yet to be automated? Though the Internet of Things has been around for years, we have reached a unique point in technological history when various industries intersect. The Internet of Things thrives off machine learning, hardware, and network connectivity advances. Each of these fields has been progressing at astronomical rates, opening opportunities for advancement in IoT. For example, focuses on machine learning have paved the way for advances in computer vision and natural language processing, providing IoT systems with unique ways to understand data collected from the environment. Similarly, each advancement in computing capabilities and storage efficiencies helps push the physical and time constraints on computing made within each device. And lastly, new connectivity options — such as LoRaWAN — and advances in IoT have increased how fast, far, and efficiently data can be transferred by each device.

IoT automation can shape how you go about your day-to-day drastically. Many tasks you must take time and effort to do can be automated. For example, imagine the thirty minutes each day you focus on driving are eliminated, and, instead, you can focus on other, more productive tasks. This elimination is the power of IoT automation. Now think about the workspace. Imagine the manufacturing industry, commonly considered the most dangerous, facing thousands of amputations, lacerations, and misc injuries yearly. IoT automation can move these workers to safer, less hands-on roles, increasing precision, strategy, and innovation opportunities. Beyond the safety scope, IoT automation will reduce the human delay involved in time-sensitive tasks, improve accuracy and precision, and ultimately reduce costs.

Currently, IoT automation appears in many industries, affecting smart homes, manufacturing, agriculture, healthcare, retail, transportation, and many more. However, moving toward the future, the capabilities of IoT automation are endless. Though not meant to replace humans fully, IoT automation will act as a tool in any setting, paving the way for more productive, more efficient individuals.

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