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IMO it's not fair calling industrial applications IOT, in the sense that most of the places where you'd need logging of a sensor value already have sensor cover
by zdkl 10y ago
IMO it's not fair calling industrial applications IOT, in the sense that most of the places where you'd need logging of a sensor value already have sensor coverage, only via an unsexy dedi microcontroller instead of an ESP-XYZ chip with fancy marketing.
IOT is the term you use when youre trying to capture consumer wallets.
- hobofan 10y agoIMO IoT is just as vague as AI, which is being widely used for anything from NLP to deep learning. Particles' website [0] also uses IoT as an all-encompassing term, using specialized terms like "Smart Home" and "Industrial Internet of Things" where applicable. [0]: https://www.particle.io https://www.particle.io
- Noseshine 10y ago> IMO it's not fair calling industrial applications IOT The buzzword you are looking for is "Industry 4.0" :-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_4.0 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industry_4.0