TA6: Internet of Everything: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for TA6: Internet of Everything in OCR Cambridge Nationals IT (J836): R050. It has 2 parts: TA6.1 Use of IoE and TA6.2 Application Areas of IoE in Everyday Life. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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Which of these is one of the four pillars of the Internet of Everything (IoE)?
The IoE can be used in manufacturing to monitor and automate production processes.
Which of these is an example of the IoE being used in healthcare?
The Internet of Everything only connects devices and does not involve people, data or processes.
How can the IoE help make transport systems more efficient?
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Key terms for TA6: Internet of Everything
- Device-to-device interactivity
- Connected devices communicating without direct human involvement.
- Energy management
- Monitoring and controlling power usage to improve efficiency.
- Four pillars of the IoE
- People, process, data and things.
- Health application
- Remotely monitoring patients and tracking vital signs in real time.
- Internet
- The underlying global network allowing devices to connect and communicate.
- Tailoring devices
- Adjusting settings based on collected data to meet end user needs.
- Transport application
- Monitoring vehicles, managing traffic flow and supporting autonomous driving.
What TA6: Internet of Everything covers
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- TA6.1 Use of IoE
- TA6.2 Application Areas of IoE in Everyday Life
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