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Internet of Nano Things: Next Step for Future of Nanotechnology

Profile image of Waqar JamilWaqar Jamil

2019

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The arrival of the internet of things has transformed the day to day functionality of each life’s intensely. Internet of things has provided countless new opportunity to create a powerful industrialized structure and many more. Several IoT applications have been implemented and deployed in the modern years. As the research currently going on in the field of IoT. Nanotechnology has taken essential steps to get linked with Internet of Things that may perhaps take energy efficiency, medications and many various subdivisions to entire new dimension. Nanotechnology offers the latest solutions for not just a particular application, but for numerous applications such as observing of health, smart cities, military, farming, environmental monitoring and other industries. The correlation of nano scale gadgets and nano sensors with standard network and eventually with the internet terms a new networking model called as Internet of Nano Things which is also known as IoNT. The core point of this...

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What explains the growth of the Internet of Nano Things market?add

The Internet of Nano Things (IoNT) was valued at USD 6.24 billion in 2017, projected to reach USD 22.04 billion by 2023, indicating a CAGR of 22.81%.

How do nano sensors enhance oil recovery processes?add

Nano sensors, integrated into IoNT, help pinpoint oil in rock formations by utilizing molecular communication for real-time positioning without magnetic sources.

What role do nano nodes play in IoNT network architecture?add

Nano nodes serve as micro devices, such as biosensors, that collect information and relay it within a limited range, crucial for IoNT functionality.

What challenges does IoNT face regarding security?add

IoNT's rapid evolution faces significant security issues, requiring unique algorithms for data integrity and encryption due to the vulnerabilities of nano networks.

When did the concept of nanotechnology first emerge?add

The concept of nanotechnology was first introduced by Richard Feynman in 1959, followed by Norio Taniguchi coining the term in 1974.

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