An Analysis of the Internet of Everything

Abstract

The term "Internet of Things" (IoT) refers to a lengthy period in which physical objects that are not typically associated with PCs but are connected to the Internet in some fashion. Yet, computing must advance beyond conventional scenarios using portable devices and smartphones in order to realize the IoT goal. It must also network common physical objects and integrate intelligence with the environment. As a result, new computing features and problems will appear. The networking of smart devices ranging from a small coffee maker to a massive car that interact with one another without requiring human involvement is referred to as the "Internet of Things," also known as "Device communications.". The term "Internet of Things" (IoT) alludes to a time in the future when regular physical objects that are not often used in a desktop environment will be somehow connected to the Internet. Yet, in order to realize the IoT vision, computing must advance beyond conventional use cases involving portable devices and smartphones to include networking of everyday physical objects as well as the fusion of intelligence with the environment. This will cause new computer features and issues to appear. This article's main objective is to analyses the internet of things survey and any potential traits, challenges, or privacy concerns that can arise when the IoT becomes a reality as more and more physical products are connected to the internet