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The Transformative Impact of the Internet of Things: Opportunities and Hurdles

Issue Abstract

Abstract

The Internet of Things (IoT) has rapidly emerged as a foundational technological paradigm, connecting an ever-expanding array of physical objects to the digital realm. This interconnectedness is profoundly transforming industries, economies, and daily life by enabling unprecedented data collection, sophisticated automation, and innovative service delivery. This paper explores the transformative impact of IoT, highlighting numerous opportunities it presents across sectors such as smart cities, healthcare, agriculture, and industrial automation, leading to enhanced efficiency, improved quality of life, and novel insights. Concurrently, the pervasive adoption of IoT introduces significant hurdles that demand urgent attention. Critical challenges include pervasive security vulnerabilities, complex privacy concerns arising from vast data collection, persistent issues of interoperability and standardization, and the immense scalability requirements. By critically examining both the vast potential and the inherent obstacles, this paper aims to provide a balanced perspective on the IoT landscape, emphasizing the necessity of robust solutions to navigate its complexities and fully realize its revolutionary promise.


Author Information
J.Pavithra - Assistant Professor, PG Department of Computer Science Islamiah Women's Arts and Science college, Vaniyambadi
Issue No
5
Volume No
7
Issue Publish Date
05 May 2025
Issue Pages
63-69

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