Technology and Protocols of IoT

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IoT puts primary focus on Standard Protocols and Networking Technologies. The major technologies and protocols of IoT are:

NFC and RFID

NFC and RFID are simple, flexible options for identity, tokens, payments and bootstrapping.

RFID employs radio transmitter and receiver to track associated tags of an object.

NFC comprises of electronic protocols, specifically a standard device.

Low-Energy Bluetooth

It supports the low-power need of IoT. It even supports standard technology with support across systems.

Low-Energy Wireless

It substitutes the high-power aspect of IoT systems. Wireless links must remain in working mode, even though sensors go down after a time. Low-energy wireless when consumed at a low use, it extends the life of devices.

LTE Advanced

It delivers and upgrade to LTE technology. It enhances the coverage by lessening the latency and raising the throughput. It powers IoT by expanding the range through the UAV and other communication applications.

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Radio Protocols

Radio Protocols create private area networks. Even though these technologies are low-power, they offer high throughput. They enhance the power of local device networks without investing much costs.

Wi-Fi Direct

Wi-Fi Direct works irrespective of access point. It enables peer-to-peer connections, but at a lower latency. It goes full-fledged with the speed and throughput.

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