IoT - BB

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Intro

The tendency towards the Internet of Things is to network many embedded devices and sensors to realize smart homes, smart water networks, intelligent transportation, food safety applications and so on. It is anticipated that 500 billion devices will be connected to the Internet by 2030. Each device includes sensors that collect data, interact with the environment, and communicate over a network. The IoT is the network of these connected devices. These smart, connected devices generate data that IoT applications use to aggregate, analyze, and deliver insight, which helps drive more informed decisions and actions.

Core components of such interconnecting systems are the sensors and their interfaces in conjunction with the wireless communication units and energy harvesting architectures as to provide energy autonomy. In such sophisticated dynamic systems, devices are interconnected to transmit essential and required measurement information and control instructions via intelligent distributed sensor networks.

In the framework of the CAS Seasonal School call, a 3-day school on “Building blocks for the Internet of Things”, named “IoT-BB School”, is organized. In this educational event, basic and advanced issues on the design of the physical objects which will be exploited to build the IoT and which contain embedded technology to communicate and sense or interact with their internal states or the external environment will be presented. Measurement automation software usage (using LabVIEW System Design Software - National Instruments) will be also covered.

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