The Internet of Things is an important part of the new generation of information technology and an important stage of development in the era of "informatization."
As the name suggests, the Internet of Things is the Internet connected to things, which has two meanings:
1. The core and foundation of the Internet of Things is still the Internet, which is an extended and extended network based on the Internet;
2. Its client extends and extends to any item and item for information. Exchange and communication, that is, things and things.
IoT is widely used in network convergence through communication technologies such as intelligent perception, recognition technology, and ubiquitous computing. It is also known as the third wave of world information industry development after the computer and the Internet.
IoT is an application extension of the Internet. IoT is not a network, it is a business and application. Therefore, application innovation is the core of IoT development. Innovation 2.0 takes user experience as the core and is the soul of IoT development.
PCBs are at the center of enabling electronic devices to offer IoT capabilities found in smart home applications or mobile screens in car dashboards, but IoT is also influencing PCB design and applications to meet rising demand for new methods of using the internet, including:
IoT PCBs enable nearly every new idea to be made possible, whether it's monitoring train arrival times and maintenance needs to create reliable transportation schedules or tracking real-time traffic over satellite for optimized personal GPS navigating through car dashboards.
In medical devices and wearables, without the changes in PCB form design that offer flexibility to fit any shape or high density to fill small spaces with high-power capabilities, IoT would not nearly be as attainable as it is today, nor would the future of it be as promising.
