IOT – Emerging Trends in our Daily Activities
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The University of Technology and Applied Sciences (UTAS-Ibri), through the Staff Development Committee of IT Department organized a seminar on IOT and its emerging trends in our daily life in 16th May 2023, Tuesday at 1130AM in the IT Meeting Room. The invited speaker is Mr Mohammed Habeebuddin who has previously worked with Aptech India Ltd in Hyderabad and has over 20 years of experience in solution design and development. Presently, he is the Solutions Architect and Chief of Operations of Modern Software LLC in Muscat.
The speaker started his talk in explaining the concept and the advent of computer – why computers were invented. Primarily, computers were designed and invented in order to automate mathematical calculations. Later, he discussed its limitations and the different generations of computers. As the speaker continued his lecture, he emphasized the innovation measurement framework as per the UNESCO guidelines, where Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes in. He mentioned that AI has found its vast penetration towards educations, advisory, process automation, i.e. banking and insurance and robotic in production.
Towards the end of the talk, Mr Mohammed stated that a combination of AI and ICT gave rise to the 5th generation computers, then the beginning of the Internet of Commerce Things (IOCT) was introduced where huge applications gave great impact on today’s daily life such as women safety driving, commercial internet of things (CIOT), smart home / building lightning and billing, smart ticket-less parking solutions and a lot more.
The presentation successfully engaged the participants, sparking their interest and prompting insightful questions. The presenter adeptly responded to the inquiries by providing clear and informative answers.
A total of 20 individuals, including staff and students, participated in the talk on IoT. At the conclusion of the session, feedback was collected, and the speaker received an average score of 3.96 out of 5, indicating a highly positive response from the audience.