IOT Certification Course

In simple terms, the Internet of Things (IoT) refers to the constant trend of connecting all kinds of physical objects to the Internet, especially those that you may not even imagine.

It can be any type of item, from common household objects such as refrigerators and light bulbs; business resources, such as shipping labels and medical devices; to unprecedented portable items, smart devices, and even smart cities that only exist thanks to the IoT.

Like the vast majority of technological advances, the objective of this technology is to make our lives more comfortable as well as to provide greater security in various areas.

Let's take an example: Imagine a fridge that would be able to warn us when temperature drops or indicate that some food has expired or has passed, or a desk that will record where everything has been left, or that we could know where each object is located, that belongs to us, at all times, or control our entire home from a smartphone or PC (from the entrance door, to the WC chain), or that we are alerted to allergens and their concentration in the air in a bracelet to allergic, or millions of scenarios to discover.