Internet of things
The Internet of things is the fastest growing industry in upcoming years. Many companies started working with the internet of things & manufacturing great products. When a physical object is connected and controlled from anywhere in the world. Many self-driven cars manufactured by Tesla and self-decision robots for industrial safety and automated processes using the internet of things.
The Internet of things is made with a combination of hardware and software. In the Internet of things many components are integrated for making smooth and efficient operations over the internet.
From last year 2020 till now there are many microprocessors and microcontrollers released with many features. Those processors are easy to handle many sensors, actuators and components at same time.
Just learn what are the microcontroller boards are available in the market
Micro-Controllers
Arduino UNO
Arduino UNO is a Basic level Micro-controller, it's capable to build IoT prototypes and students make projects using this micro-controller board.
ESP32
ESP32 is a micro controller and it comes with Both Bluetooth and WIFI to communicate with other devices easily. It's very useful to make wireless projects.
ESP8266
ESP32 is a micro controller and it comes with Wi-Fi to communicate with other devices easily. It’s very useful to make wireless projects.
(Raspberry PI PICO) RP2040
Raspberry PI Pico is a low-cost Microcontroller board, but any wireless communication features are not available.
Arduino Nano (RP2040)
Arduino Nano is smaller than ESP8266 Board. This processor is already used in Raspberry Pi Pico and another one is it comes with many built in features.
Arduino 33 BLE
Arduino BLE, based on a Nano type board, it's able to run TinyML Programs on this board. This board enable easy to integrate a Machine learning in IoT Projects.
Micro-Processors
Raspberry PI
Raspberry Pi is one of the smallest credit card sized computers in the world and by using this processor we can make automated system prototypes for industrial purposes and easy to integrate with cloud computing.
Orange PI
Orange Pi is similar to Raspberry PI, but Orange Pi has less power than Raspberry PI. It is mostly used in small scale processing IoT Project Prototypes.
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