One of the most common problems with any application and IoT ones in particular is cost and performance. Remember IoT devices may have to transmit huge amounts of data and depending on the device may have bad or random Internet connectivity (think of an IoT-connected vehicle or a device outside your house far from your Wi-Fi monitoring). We expect our devices to communicate quickly and without lag. No one wants to send a command to the IoT device and wait too long for the command to be processed by the device. This cost is not just in processing time, but it’s a practical cost; cloud ...
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J. F. NusairatRust for the IoThttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5860-6_55. Performance
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