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ESKILLS

INTERNET
OF THINGS
WHAT Traffic:
IoT is already heavily embedded in traffic. Ifyou think

EFFECT about package delivery and beingable to track where the


driver currently is, this is all done through RFID sensors.

WILL IT Looking at the electric signs above highways,they


automatically display a new speed limit based on weather

HAVE ON conditions, which is done through sensors. Traffic lights


change colors based on the detection of a car standing on a

OUR DAILY sensor. These are just a few examples of what IoT already
does for us in our current lives.

LIVES (Anand, 2021)

Energy:
Health Care: Solar Panels, thermostats, etc. Being able to change the
IoT can be used in the hospital environmentto improve temperature of your house whileyou're at work is one of
the quality of treatment for the patient. With IoT, you can the most convenient usages of IoT when it comes to
detect a low inventory for medical supplies, and households. IoT is particularly useful for solar panels,
automatically notify the people responsible for purchasing where you can monitor power consumption from afar.
them. Knowing how much energy you are consuming without
When it comes to the patients themselves,IoT can come having to contact a third party.
in very handy for people witheg diabetes. Where IoT will (Newton, 2021)
automatically notify them when their sugar levels are
toohigh or too low.
(Internet of Things in Healthcare: Applications Benefits
and Challenges, 2021)
(Kruglyak, 2020)

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WHAT SHOULDN'T
BE CONNECTED

I previously talked about the health care industry and that it Something that should stay disconnected atall times, is
brings a lot of advantages. But let's talk about a major anything that has to do with privacy. Nobody wants to
disadvantage. I wouldn't want my pacemaker to be have all their private information online, such as their
connected to the internetfor one simple reason: I do not social security number, etc.
want to get hacked and have my pacemaker messed with.
(What Shouldn’t Be Connected -Internet of Things (IoT)
Same with X-ray machines. A randomstranger could hack
& Big Data, 2020)
an X-ray machine and have a lot of control over an
individual.

WH AT WI LL H APP EN IN T ERM S OF JOB L O S SE S


AND SK IL LS AS IOT M AK ES DE VIC E S AND
RO BO TS M O RE INT EL LI G EN T

One of the main reasons a lot of people are concerned about


IoT is job loss. Some reportsestimate a total of 94.OOO
jobs lost, while other reports estimate a total of 12O.OOO WI LL IT IM P AC T S U ST AI N AB I LIT Y
jobs lost.
The worst part of this news is that only roughly 25.OOO
jobs will be created by IoT. It'ssafe to say that only the As stated above, IoT can be used to monitor energy
most skilled employees will keep their job, because consumption and thermostat activity. This means that
employees that do not have any skills in thisaspect, will IoT can heavily reduce energy waste and better
become useless and a burden. optimize our energy consumption, but that's not the
only sustainable part. Despite the fact that we have
But let's talk about something positive as well. IoT can easy access to it, water is still a scarce resource. IoT
and will heavily improve the productivity of companies. can be used in farming, where a lot of water is used,
Every repetitive task in a work field can be replaced by a mostly freshwater. A lot of this water is unnecessary
machine, which is maintained by a skilled employee. One and being wasted. With IoTwe can better determine
must be careful because a machine runs on data. Input the the right amount of water that has to be used for
wrong dataand the whole outcome can be a very costly these processes. However, this technology still has
mistake. a long way to go.
(McClelland, 2020)
(IoT: How can it improve business productivity?, 2021) (Digiteum Team, 2021)

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WHAT DIFF ERENCE CAN GOVERNMENTS MAKE WHAT DO I REGARD AS THE MOST INTERESTING
TO ENSURING IOT WILL BE SAFE AND SECURE, USE OF INTERNET OF THINGS
AND IS THERE A SERIOUS P OTENTIAL THREAT TO
GOVERNM ENTS AND STATES

Cyber Attacks: My personal opinion:


Everything on the internet can be hacked. This is My two favorite fields for Internet of Thingsare cars and
particularly dangerous when it comes to government wearables. Let me explain.
official sites, where thieves can steal one's identity When I was a little boy, I was always fascinated by cars
information and run with it. Governments must go from and everything that moved. I was also always fascinated
keeping general information safe to keep all information by robots. Looking at the car industry right now,I find it
safe. This is the only way that IoTcan be safe in a very interesting how cars and automation are combined into
national environment. self-driving cars and everything that comes with it. A car
How can this be done? By working closelytogether with the with a full 36O° camera view, that breaks automatically and
private safety sector. that drives on its own is still fascinating to me.
Government officials with a background in cybersecurity Wearables are also something that has kept my interest from
will be something to look outfor. back in the day. Virtual glasses such as the Microsoft AR
The major threats are of course cyber attacks. An Glasses still amaze me. Hearing aids and heartbeat sensors
example of the seriousness of this is when a Chinese sound surreal and cyborg to me, which makes the little
security company hacked Tesla cars, which gave them the boy inside of me reallyhappy. I can't wait to find out where
power to remotely turn on the brakes of Tesla cars and this technology will be in 1O years from now.
open the doors of said cars. This is a lot more (Chetty, 2020)
dangerous than a hackergetting access to a million (Kruglyak, 2020)
bank accounts.
(Higginbotham, 2021)
(Jr., 2019)

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