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Edge Computing in IoT Devices Presentation

The seminar presentation discusses the integration of edge computing with IoT devices, highlighting its importance in reducing latency, bandwidth usage, and enhancing data privacy. It outlines the architecture of edge computing, compares it with cloud computing, and explores various applications and benefits. The presentation also addresses challenges and future prospects, emphasizing the role of edge computing in advancing technology in the field of electronics and communication engineering.

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Edge Computing in IoT Devices Presentation

The seminar presentation discusses the integration of edge computing with IoT devices, highlighting its importance in reducing latency, bandwidth usage, and enhancing data privacy. It outlines the architecture of edge computing, compares it with cloud computing, and explores various applications and benefits. The presentation also addresses challenges and future prospects, emphasizing the role of edge computing in advancing technology in the field of electronics and communication engineering.

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Edge Computing in IoT Devices

A Seminar Presentation
Presented by: Your Name
Roll No.: 24091A04G3
Department of ECE
Introduction to IoT
• IoT stands for Internet of Things.
• Connects devices like sensors, cameras, and
appliances.
• Used in smart homes, health monitors,
vehicles, etc.
• Requires fast, efficient data handling.
What is Edge Computing?
• Edge computing processes data near the
source/device.
• Reduces need to send data to the cloud.
• Ideal for real-time, low-latency applications.
Why Edge Computing for IoT?
• Reduces latency for real-time responses.
• Minimizes bandwidth usage.
• Improves data privacy and security.
• Reduces dependence on cloud services.
Architecture of Edge Computing in
IoT
• Sensor/Device → Edge Node → Cloud
(optional).
• Edge node processes data before sending to
cloud.
• Useful diagram includes devices, edge layer,
and cloud.
Edge vs. Cloud Computing
• Edge: Low latency, near-device processing.
• Cloud: High latency, remote server processing.
• Edge: Works offline; Cloud: Needs internet.
• Edge: Good for real-time; Cloud: For deep
analysis.
Applications
• Smart Cities – traffic control, lighting.
• Healthcare – emergency alerts, monitoring.
• Industrial IoT – real-time machine data.
• Agriculture – environmental sensing.
Benefits
• Faster data processing.
• Less cloud dependency.
• Higher system reliability.
• Energy and cost-efficient.
Challenges
• Limited processing power at edge devices.
• Need for robust security.
• Software maintenance issues.
• Device scalability and cost.
Future Scope
• AI on edge devices (TinyML).
• Integration with 5G networks.
• Efficient battery-powered edge devices.
• More secure and intelligent edge nodes.
Conclusion
• Edge computing enhances IoT performance.
• Key to real-time, efficient data systems.
• Crucial for ECE innovations and future tech.
References
• IEEE Papers on Edge Computing.
• ResearchGate Publications.
• NPTEL and Coursera Lectures.

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