IoT and connected devices use different communication and messaging protocols at different layers. While developing an IoT device, the selection of the protocol largely depends on the type, layer and function to be performed by the device. MQTT, XMPP, DDS, AMQP, and CoAP are a few of the widely used communication protocols for the IoT application layer. Let us understand each of them in detail.

The idea of connecting the entire fleet without spending extra on the infrastructure using cloud

Providing an enhanced in-store experience with personalized recommendations, offers, and product support — as per age, gender, location, and behavior of customers is the next big thing in retail. Artificial intelligence is the most sought-after technology among retailers to achieve this objective. Here are five ways to deploy artificial intelligence solutions in retail for enhancing in-store customer experience.

Gartner says that by 2020, more than half of major new business processes and systems

Many industries are going through a revolution with advancements in IoT;connected devices and healthcare is one of them. IoT opened up a door for remote medical care which facilitates the care delivery outside the traditional setup. In this article, we will touch upon how IoT-enabled medical devices are changing remote care and how it works along with its components.

Companies today, are increasingly moving their IoT systems to cloud to enhance the scalability and user-experience of the devices. Migration of IoT systems to cloud not only includes infrastructure migration, but also involves migration of operations to the cloud — termed as CloudOps. Let us understand in detail about CloudOps in IoT.

With the exponential increase in the IoT and connected devices, it is difficult to ensure scalability, security, and robustness of these devices. Cloud computing platforms like AWS help enterprises accelerate the development to deployment cycles of IoT devices, enhancing the robustness and scalability of the entire IoT solution. Keep reading to find out how.

The Internet of Things (IoT) deals with millions of devices, providing easy controls and remote access to information and services via a smartphone, smartwatch, or tablet from anywhere in the world. The increase in the number of connected devices increases the need and scope of IoT testing, which brings a lot of new challenges and opportunities in the IoT testing space. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the popular trends and scenarios related to AI, Big Data, Security, Microservices, and Wireless connectivity to consider in IoT testing.

As the connected device ecosystem expands, IoT enterprises face challenges in ensuring scalability, interoperability, connectivity, compatibility, and security of devices and networks. IoT Consortiums and Standards can help overcome the connectivity and interoperability issues by providing a common protocol or framework for working of IoT devices. Read on to find out more.