The document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) and is written by Akanksha Kant, a student studying VLSI Design at Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University For Women. It provides an introduction to IoT and discusses emerging trends like smart cities with wearable devices connected through wireless networks. The author is interested in using IoT to provide education and health services to rural India to improve living standards. Their proposed ideas focus on applying IoT to create a pollution-free world through smart devices that track health and access renewable resources. The objectives for an internship are listed as optimizing existing IoT applications and assessing the demands, benefits and drawbacks for the target population.

1. INTERNET OF
THINGS (IoT)
Name: Akanksha Kant
E-mail: akansha214@gmail.com
Twitter Id:@AkankshaKant
University: Indira Gandhi Delhi Technical University For
Women
Year/Semester: 2nd / Fourth
Branch:VLSI DESIGN (ELECTRONICS AND
COMMUNICATION)

2. Introduction
1. From smart phones, tablets, notebooks to
consumer electronics. A clamoring demand
for a plethora of applications in wireless
world can be felt anywhere and is rising with
time and technology.
2. IoT is the answer to that as it promises to
embed our basic devices, which we cannot
live without otherwise, in miniature and
portable form embedded through an
optimized computing system.

3. Trends
1. Smart cities, comprising wearable and
portable devices , based on small chips and
smart sensors, running through seamless
and interconnected wireless network is one
of the emerging and promising trends.
2. Most of all, getting swift access to the
accurate information and applications can do
a great service to humanity, in an era of
globalization.

4. Interest Area
I see this area as a vital tool to eradicate
illiteracy, provide efficient and freely
available education, health services and
state of art technology to raise the
standard of living of rural India.
IoT will generate equal opportunities for the
rural population, can alleviate rural
mobilization which has positive effects in
the long and immediate run.

5. Ideas
Instead of cluttering our lives with devices, I
propose to concentrate on applying IoT for a
pollution free and an enlightened world.
Possible through implementing smart devices in
a wireless world. Devices that can be readily
used to track our health, access health
services, objects employing renewable
resources, curbing pollution, the focus being
on vital and non-materialistic aspect.

6. Objectives for the internship
1. To optimize existing applications and
create (or study) more for better
implementation of IoT.
2. Assess the demands of the target
population , benefits and drawbacks of
IoT.

7. Thank you