Industrial Internet of Things (Industrial IoT)

The term "Industrial Internet of Things", which is also referred to as "Industrial IoT" or "IIoT", is a variant of the Internet of Things that is used in the industrial sector.

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is an extension of the Internet of Things (IoT) for industrial applications. It refers to a network of interconnected devices, sensors, machines, and other objects used in industrial environments to collect, analyze, and share data. The goal of IIoT is to improve the efficiency and performance of industrial processes by collecting and analyzing data in real time to make improved decisions and minimize machine breakdowns.

The IIoT is used in numerous different industries, such as the manufacturing industry, agriculture, hospitals, institutions, health care, as well as in the energy production and resource extraction sectors.

One of the most important aspects of IIoT is the enhancement of operational efficiency through the use of intelligent systems and more flexible production techniques.

To automate and optimize processes, IIoT often uses technologies such as machine learning, artificial intelligence, and Big Data analytics. It is used in many industries, including manufacturing, transportation, energy, and utilities. One example of how IIoT can be used is to monitor machinery in a manufacturing plant to schedule maintenance and repairs before breakdowns occur, increasing productivity and efficiency.