IoT

Day 4 – Essential IoT Hardware: Sensors, Microcontrollers & Actuators

Introduction An IoT system is only as powerful as the hardware components that form its base. Software libraries, cloud dashboards, or advanced AI mean nothing if sensors can’t capture data correctly, microcontrollers can’t process it reliably, and actuators can’t implement physical actions in the real world. Hardware is the skeleton, nerves, and muscles of IoT. […]

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Day 16 – Case Study: Smart Agriculture Using IoT Sensors

Introduction – The Field Story On the outskirts of Nagpur, a small village farm stands as a living example of how IoT sensors are reshaping agriculture in India. This isn’t a futuristic story — it is happening in 2025. Farmers are no longer relying solely on intuition or experience; instead, they are guided by thousands

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Day 12 – Building Smart Homes: Hands-On IoT Project

Introduction Smart homes are no longer futuristic concepts — they are everyday realities. From controlling lights with a smartphone to voice-activated assistants ensuring energy efficiency, IoT has transformed the way we live. But instead of just describing “smart homes,” let’s build one! In this DIY workshop-style guide, you’ll learn how to: At CuriosityTech.in Labs in

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Day 8 – IoT Cloud Platforms: AWS IoT, AzureIoT Hub, Google Cloud IoT

Introduction When IoT devices send millions of data points every second, where does all that data go? The answer is: IoT Cloud Platforms. These platforms act as the nervous system for global IoT – collecting telemetry data, securing device communication, enabling analytics, and applying AI for actionable insights. The three global leaders in this space

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Day 14 – Industrial IoT (IIoT): Applications in Manufacturing

Introduction Across the manufacturing floor, every second, machines vibrate, robotic arms rotate, conveyors move, and furnaces heat metals at precise temperatures. Each process generates hidden streams of data. Traditionally, this data was ignored, but with Industrial IoT (IIoT), manufacturers are connecting machines to networks, capturing this data, and turning it into intelligence that reduces downtime,

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Day 10 – Edge Computing in IoT Explained Simply

The Story Analogy: From the Farmer’s Market to the Cloud Imagine a farmer’s cooperative in Nagpur. Farmers wake up at dawn, pick vegetables, and load them onto trucks that travel 300 km to sell the produce at a central wholesale market. Now imagine if they had mini-markets in every village where data about vegetable prices

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