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IoT stands for Internet of Things, and refers to all manner of devices connected to the internet, and machine-to-machine communication in particular. For Internet of Things related questions that are not directly relevant to Engineering, consider asking at iot.stackexchange.com
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Is there an industry consensus standard for storing sensor data?
equipment tag number, CC RDFa tags)
encrypting measurements (esp. in a way compatible with sudden power-loss, ex: DTLS)
While researching this question I noticed that the IETF says the Internet of Things (IoT … Its definition of IoT is
The Internet of Things is the network of physical objects or "things"
embedded with electronics, software, sensors, actuators, and
connectivity to enable objects to exchange data …
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