We humans are tactile creatures. From our earliest days as infants, we learn about the world by touching, feeling, and interacting with our environment. This doesn’t fade as we grow older — it evolves. Today the we are going to see something interesting and fun. After exploring Raspberry Pi, I’m now turning my attention to Arduino. These two platforms, while different, share a common thread: they bring computing into the physical world, allowing us to create projects we can s

Hey everyone! It’s time for another topic into the world of IoT!Today we’re gonna learn about CoAP and MQTT. Don’t worry if these sounds like alphabet soup right now, I promise it’ll all make sense soon! So, this is actually part 4 of our IoT series (I know, right? We’re ofc super regular!). If you’ve been keeping up, you already know the basics of IoT , all about sensors and actuators , and the different ways IoT gadgets connect to the internet. If you missed those, no stres

Welcome back to our continuing exploration of IoT! In our previous sessions, we’ve covered the fundamentals of IoT, including its core concepts, digitization, and various architectures. We’ve also seen the basics of sensors and actuators, which form the backbone of IoT systems . Today, we’re shifting our focus to IoT access technologies. These are the critical communication methods and protocols that enable IoT devices to connect, interact, and share data effectively. In thi

In the previous blog, “ The Connected World: IoT ,” we explored IoT, digitization, various structures, and M2M architecture. Today, we’ll see sensors, actuators, smart networks, and key protocols driving IoT innovation. Sensors: Sense Sensors, the digital counterparts to human senses, serve as the primary interface between the physical and digital worlds. These sophisticated transducers convert a wide spectrum of environmental stimuli into precise digital signals, vastly outp

Ever wondered if your thermostat could actually talk with your smart lights about the perfect ambiance for movie night? That’s the cool reality of the Internet of Things (IoT). IoT links up everyday objects like toaster, lights, speaker, fan, vehicles etc, so they can swap data and make our routines smoother and smarter. But let’s get technical without the yawns. IoT is a network of physical objects embedded with electronics, software, and sensors. These smart devices collect