Smart Traffic Management Smart technology from the IoT sector is proving useful in reducing traffic and increasing safety on the roads. IoT sensors that are installed in smart traffic lights learn traffic patterns, and thus the traffic light algorithms modify time to change to address the changing situations on roads.
Smart Waste Management Devices such as sensors and cameras can monitor and analyze traffic patterns, allowing for real-time adjustments to be made to traffic lights and routing systems to improve traffic flow.
Energy Efficiency and Smart Grids The use cases of IoT are making urban energy use more efficient and sustainable. Smart grids powered by IoT sensors monitor and control electricity consumption in real-time, allowing cities to balance supply and demand more effectively
Remote Patient Monitoring
IoT devices such as wearable health monitors (e.g., smartwatches, fitness trackers) can continuously monitor a patient’s vital signs like heart rate, blood pressure, and glucose levels, sending real-time data to healthcare providers.
Smart Medical Devices IoT-powered medical devices such as smart insulin pens, connected inhalers, and continuous glucose monitors provide precise measurements and automate routine processes.
Predictive Healthcare Analytics IoT devices generate vast amounts of data that can predict potential health risks. Hospitals use IoT to analyze patterns in patient health metrics and identify early signs of diseases
Real-Time Tracking and Visibility IoT devices, such as GPS trackers and RFID sensors, allow companies to monitor shipments in real time. For instance, logistics managers can track the exact location of goods and receive updates on delivery schedules.
Condition Monitoring for Perishable Goods IoT sensors play a critical role on condition monitoring of perishable goods such as drugs, vegetables, and meats. These sensors permanently monitor and record characteristics during transport such as temperature, humidity, and exposure to light.
Predictive Maintenance for Fleet Management IoT use cases in fleet management are improving the process through predictive maintenance. Sensors installed in vehicles monitor engine performance, fuel consumption, tire pressure, and other critical metrics.
Smart Thermostats IoT-enabled smart thermostats allow homeowners to control their home’s temperature remotely, monitor usage patterns, and make adjustments to reduce energy consumption.
Energy Monitoring Devices Smart Energy, which basically uses the IoTs in Monitoring the amount of electricity used in real time and helps in finding ways on how it can be avoided. They dissect energy use by devices and help the users discover exactly which of the appliances are big energy consumers.
Smart Lighting Systems IoT-enabled smart lighting systems can be programmed to turn lights on and off automatically based on occupancy, reducing energy consumption and cost.
Smart Traffic Management Smart technology from the IoT sector is proving useful in reducing traffic and increasing safety on the roads. IoT sensors that are installed in smart traffic lights learn traffic patterns, and thus the traffic light algorithms modify time to change to address the changing situations on roads.
Smart Waste Management Devices such as sensors and cameras can monitor and analyze traffic patterns, allowing for real-time adjustments to be made to traffic lights and routing systems to improve traffic flow.
Energy Efficiency and Smart Grids The use cases of IoT are making urban energy use more efficient and sustainable. Smart grids powered by IoT sensors monitor and control electricity consumption in real-time, allowing cities to balance supply and demand more effectively
