Lecture

Linking IoT sensors and cloud

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This lecture discusses the integration of IoT sensors with advanced cloud platforms, emphasizing the importance of support at different levels: IoT interface for data transmission, mobile and fog layers for monitoring and development, storage for data processing, and visualization for machine learning services. Examples like Amazon Web Services IoT are explored, highlighting the benefits of continuous sensor connectivity for future IoT applications. Major IoT platform leaders such as Amazon, Microsoft Azure, IBM Bluemix, and Google Cloud are also analyzed.

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