Internet of Things (IoT)

The Internet of Things (IoT) consists of devices (i.e., "things") that compute, are networked, and interact with the environment with the intention of collecting sensory data and/or manipulating the local environment.. . The most common example of a IoT device is a FitBit, but everyday the device manufactures are coming up with new ideas of what to connect, from the refrigerator to the coffee maker. 

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