5.1.3 Understanding the Internet of Things (IoT):

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  • Physical objects equipped with embedded technology to interact with their environment are called devices
  • What are some communication protocols used in IoT for data exchange?
    Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee
  • IoT technologies are used in smart homes, wearable devices, and industrial IoT.

    True
  • Industrial IoT connects industrial equipment for automation and optimization
  • What are some measures to mitigate security threats in IoT systems?
    Authentication, encryption, updates
  • What is the advantage of edge computing in IoT systems?
    Reduced response times
  • One key component of IoT is physical objects equipped with embedded technology, known as devices
  • Match the communication protocol with its purpose:
    Wi-Fi ↔️ High-speed wireless communication
    Bluetooth ↔️ Short-range wireless data exchange
    Zigbee ↔️ Low-power wireless communication
    Cellular networks ↔️ Long-range data transmission
  • Extensive data collection in IoT systems can raise privacy concerns.

    True
  • What is the primary function of devices in an IoT system?
    Interact with their environment
  • Cloud integration in IoT allows for advanced data analytics and remote control.

    True
  • IoT systems can automate processes, increasing efficiency and reducing manual labor.
  • Security risks in IoT are primarily due to the large number of connected devices.

    True
  • What does the Internet of Things (IoT) enable physical devices to do?
    Collect and exchange data
  • Sensors in IoT systems collect data such as temperature and pressure.

    True
  • One major disadvantage of IoT is its vulnerability to cyberattacks, leading to security risks.
  • Steps in data processing within an IoT system:
    1️⃣ Data is collected by sensors
    2️⃣ Data is transmitted to the cloud
    3️⃣ Data is stored and processed
    4️⃣ Insights are generated
    5️⃣ Decisions are made
  • Data transfer in IoT systems uses communication protocols such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
  • What type of data do sensors in IoT systems collect?
    Environmental data
  • Match the IoT component with its function:
    Devices ↔️ Interact with the environment
    Sensors ↔️ Collect environmental data
    Data Transfer ↔️ Enable data exchange
    Cloud Integration ↔️ Store and process data
  • Sensors in IoT systems collect data from the environment, such as temperature and humidity.

    True
  • Data collected in IoT systems is stored and processed in the cloud
  • What are the benefits of using IoT in smart homes?
    Convenience, efficiency, security
  • IoT devices are often vulnerable to cyberattacks due to weak default security settings.
    True
  • The rollout of 5G technology will enable faster and lower-latency connectivity for IoT
  • Integrating AI into IoT systems enables autonomous decision-making and predictive maintenance.

    True
  • How will IoT systems become more autonomous in the future?
    AI-driven insights
  • The number of IoT-enabled devices is projected to grow exponentially, creating a more interconnected world
  • Match the privacy and security enhancements in IoT with their improvements:
    Authentication ↔️ Biometric authentication
    Encryption ↔️ Quantum-resistant encryption
    Firmware Updates ↔️ Automated OTA updates
    Regulatory Frameworks ↔️ Stricter data privacy regulations