IOT stands for Internet of Things which aims to have everything connected to the internet. Be it a light bulb, a water heater, an oven, a fridge, an air conditioner, or a car – among other things. When things are connected to the internet they may be accessed and controlled remotely. Therefore, you may pre-heat the oven and switch on the water heater before getting home. Switch on the lights remotely while being on holiday so as not to make the place look as though it is not being lived in.
AI applications for IoT provide various advantages both for the business and the end user. While a business avoids unexpected downtime, improves operational efficiency, enables it to create new products and services, and raises risk management making it operate smoothly and without interruptions , the end-user enjoys a tailored experience, through proactive intervention and intelligent automation. Moreover, since AI tends to support all effective IoT efforts, without it, data from businesses will not have the same value nor will it provide the same customer experience .
Therefore, AI applications have become an integral part of IoT, and general commercial benefits of merging the two disruptive technologies include:
- Enhanced Operational Efficiency
- Improving Precision Cost
- Maintenance & Predictive Evaluation
- Improved Customer Service & Satisfaction
- Increased Scalability[1]
The following videos will provide a range of IOT applications.
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