Merger of internet of things and machine learning: The internet of everything sector projects, benefits, and future roles

The convergence of the Internet of Things and Machine Learning shapes key developments in information technologies, such as the Internet of Everything environment. The Internet of Things' Machine-to-Machine connectivity advances, real-time Big Data storage, and data-driven Machine Learning synergize the scope of Internet of Everything innovations. As the Internet of Things and Machine Learning merger continues, the Internet of Everything reshapes the world sector map by providing unprecedented possibilities and efficiencies. The propelled Internet of Everything is ushering in a new era of transformative projects in various sectors such as Healthcare and Life Science, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Energy, Transportation, and Construction. The high-tech transformative projects offer many applications in process optimization, cost reduction, increased productivity, and efficiency. Our work examines the prominent joint Internet of Things and Machine Learning initiatives, projects and works to encourage new initiatives and multidisciplinary work worldwide. We also discuss the benefits of transformative projects in different sectors in detail and put forward a forecast for their future roles. Our study is supported by solid academic literature and project examples.

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International Advanced Researches and Engineering Journal
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2024-08-19
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https://doi.org/10.35860/iarej.1467110
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Organizational and Employee Performance
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Merger of internet of things and machine learning: The internet of everything sector projects, benefits, and future roles

Mehmet Hilal Özcanhan, Süheyla Uygur
International Advanced Researches and Engineering Journal
Organizational and Employee Performance
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Merger of internet of things and machine learning: The internet of everything sector projects, benefits, and future roles

Mehmet Hilal Özcanhan, Süheyla Uygur
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Abstract

The convergence of the Internet of Things and Machine Learning shapes key developments in information technologies, such as the Internet of Everything environment. The Internet of Things' Machine-to-Machine connectivity advances, real-time Big Data storage, and data-driven Machine Learning synergize the scope of Internet of Everything innovations. As the Internet of Things and Machine Learning merger continues, the Internet of Everything reshapes the world sector map by providing unprecedented possibilities and efficiencies. The propelled Internet of Everything is ushering in a new era of transformative projects in various sectors such as Healthcare and Life Science, Manufacturing, Agriculture, Energy, Transportation, and Construction. The high-tech transformative projects offer many applications in process optimization, cost reduction, increased productivity, and efficiency. Our work examines the prominent joint Internet of Things and Machine Learning initiatives, projects and works to encourage new initiatives and multidisciplinary work worldwide. We also discuss the benefits of transformative projects in different sectors in detail and put forward a forecast for their future roles. Our study is supported by solid academic literature and project examples.

International Advanced Researches and Engineering JournalVol. 8(2)
Dokuz Eylül Üniversitesi Hastanesi (TR)
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