''The Internet of Things (IoT) is often marketed as a consumer-based
technology phenomenon that will combine the potential of low-cost
sensors and big data with wide-scale internet connectivity.
The promise of this consumer-focused vision of IoT is to change how we interact
with daily objects in our lives. When people talk about the IoT, they
often bring up ideas such as the connected home, automobiles, or health –
concepts that will change how we live on a personal level.
But flying under the radar is a less sexy sub-sector of the IoT that
could ultimately prove to be the most transformative – the marriage of
the internet of things with industrial applications such as mining, oil and gas, infrastructure, aviation, locomotives, cities, farming, manufacturing, and power generation..''
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