The Internet of Things Revolution: A Look into the Future through Jacob's Eyes

 Schematic diagram showing the IoT end users and application areas Referece Maheswari, C., A Ajeesh, B. P., Priyanka, E. B., Ambika, K. S., Narmatha, S., Prenitha, A., & Monisha, M. (2021). Review on Online Monitoring and Control in Industrial Automation–An IoT Perspective.  IOP Conference Series.Materials Science and Engineering,  1055 (1)https://doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/1055/1/012034

  Purpose I intend to use this space to share my thoughts about the future and how innovations can improve life for humans and other living things. Making Earth a better place is also a key topic of interest. Just recently, on January 24, 2023, the Doomsday Clock was moved to 90 seconds to midnight, 10 seconds closer than it was in 2022. The Doomsday Clock, displayed on the cover of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, 1 is a widely recognized visualization of the likelihood of a global catastrophe for human civilization. The image came to represent the imminence of nuclear annihilation in 1947 when the clock-face first appeared on the cover of the Bulletin(Vuori, 2010). Therefore, it is even more important to consider and protect our planet. The advancements in IoT and the progress we are making in developing smaller, more powerful, and long-lasting devices will contribute to the mission of protecting nature and its inhabitants. Reference Vuori, J. A. (2010). A timely prophet? T...