Smart Technologies  [electronic resource] : Scope and Applications /
Akhilesh, K. B.editor.
Möller, Dietmar P. F.editor.
The book introduces the concept of ‘smart technologies’, especially ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT), and elaborates upon various constituent technologies, their evolution and their applications to various challenging problems in society. It then presents research papers and case studies based upon inception, application and implementation of IoT-based smart technologies for various application areas from some of the most technologically conservative domains like agriculture and farming to the most advanced areas such as automobiles, financial transactions and industrial applications. The book contents is thus applicable not only to academic researcher, but also to interested readers from industries and corporates, and those involved in policy making. Excerpt from the Foreword (read the complete text on Springerlink): “This book contains besides the two introductory chapters, written by the project leaders from Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore, and TU Clausthal (TUC), Germany, the different areas of research work done within the INGPAR (Indo-German Partnership in Advanced Research, founded by DAAD in Germany and UGC in India) project so far by the Indian and German young researchers. It offers new perspectives and documents important progress in smart technologies. I can say without reservation that this book and, more specifically, the method it espouses will change fundamental ideas for cutting-edge innovation and disruption in the smart technology area.” - Prof. Dr. Thomas Hanschke, President, TU Clausthal, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany.
Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Bitcoins as an Implementation of Blockchain and its Convergence with Internet of Things -- Chapter 3: Digital Masters: Blueprinting Digital Transformation -- Chapter 4: Smart Agriculture: A Tango between IOT-based Technologies and Agriculture Techniques -- Chapter 5: How Energy and Utility companies are Leveraging Industrial IoT in a Highly Competitive -- Chapter 6: Big Data Analytics as an Enabler in Smart Governance for the Future Smart Cities -- Chapter 7: A Study on Impact of Technology Intervention in the Field of Agriculture in India -- Chapter 8: Conceptualizing the Potential Role of IoT-enabled Monitoring System in Deterring Counterproductive Work Behavior -- Chapter 9: Implementing IoT in India – A Look at Macro Issues and a Framework for Recommendations -- Chapter 10: Role of UAV In Smartcities: Trends, Challenges and Business Perspectives -- Chapter 11: Exploring Connected Cars.
The book introduces the concept of ‘smart technologies’, especially ‘Internet of Things’ (IoT), and elaborates upon various constituent technologies, their evolution and their applications to various challenging problems in society. It then presents research papers and case studies based upon inception, application and implementation of IoT-based smart technologies for various application areas from some of the most technologically conservative domains like agriculture and farming to the most advanced areas such as automobiles, financial transactions and industrial applications. The book contents is thus applicable not only to academic researcher, but also to interested readers from industries and corporates, and those involved in policy making. Excerpt from the Foreword (read the complete text on Springerlink): “This book contains besides the two introductory chapters, written by the project leaders from Indian Institute of Science (IISc) Bangalore, and TU Clausthal (TUC), Germany, the different areas of research work done within the INGPAR (Indo-German Partnership in Advanced Research, founded by DAAD in Germany and UGC in India) project so far by the Indian and German young researchers. It offers new perspectives and documents important progress in smart technologies. I can say without reservation that this book and, more specifically, the method it espouses will change fundamental ideas for cutting-edge innovation and disruption in the smart technology area.” - Prof. Dr. Thomas Hanschke, President, TU Clausthal, Clausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany.
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