Internet of Things
Jamil Y. Khan • 2019 • Jenny Stanford Publishing
- Author
- Jamil Y. Khan
- First published
- 2019
- Publisher
- Jenny Stanford Publishing
- ISBN
- 9780429678059
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Internet of Things, authored by Jamil Y. Khan and published by Jenny Stanford Publishing in 2019, was created to provide a comprehensive technical overview of the interconnected ecosystem of physical objects embedded with sensors and software. At the time of its publication, the industry was grappling with the rapid proliferation of smart devices and the architectural challenges of connectivity, prompting a need for a resource that bridged foundational concepts with practical implementation strategies for engineers and students alike.
The book is structured to guide readers through the complex stack of IoT technologies, covering everything from wireless sensor networks and communication protocols to cloud computing integrations. Designed as both an academic text and a professional reference, it avoids trend-chasing in favor of rigorous engineering principles, aiming to provide a lasting framework for understanding how data is collected and processed in modern smart environments.
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