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What is Internet of Things (IoT)?

The Internet of Things refers to everyday physical objects that are connected to the internet so they can send and receive data. These items include things like thermostats, security cameras, and factory sensors. By connecting to a network, these devices can share information and be controlled remotely.

Why this matters to you

This technology allows businesses to monitor equipment in real time and automate routine tasks to save time and reduce waste. It provides the data that helps artificial intelligence systems make informed decisions about physical operations.

How you might hear this

The manufacturing plant installed sensors as part of the Internet of Things to track machine performance and predict when repairs are needed.

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