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| ====== IoT Network Design Consideration and Challenges ====== | ====== IoT Network Design Consideration and Challenges ====== | ||
| - | Designing an Internet of Things | + | Designing an Internet of Things network requires tackling an intricate mix of technical, operational, |
| <figure iotndcc1> | <figure iotndcc1> | ||
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| * Infrastructure Investments: | * Infrastructure Investments: | ||
| * Operational Costs: Power consumption, | * Operational Costs: Power consumption, | ||
| - | * Scalability: | + | * Scalability: |
| **Interoperability** | **Interoperability** | ||
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| * Protocol Diversity: Ensure device compatibility is complex with many communication standards (e.g., Zigbee, Z-Wave, MQTT). | * Protocol Diversity: Ensure device compatibility is complex with many communication standards (e.g., Zigbee, Z-Wave, MQTT). | ||
| * Vendor Lock-in: Proprietary solutions may restrict the integration of third-party devices, limiting network flexibility. | * Vendor Lock-in: Proprietary solutions may restrict the integration of third-party devices, limiting network flexibility. | ||
| - | * Standardized | + | * Standardised |
| **User Interface Requirements** | **User Interface Requirements** | ||
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| * Ease of Use: Intuitive interfaces are essential for non-technical users to configure and monitor devices. | * Ease of Use: Intuitive interfaces are essential for non-technical users to configure and monitor devices. | ||
| - | * Customization | + | * Customisation |
| * Cross-platform Accessibility: | * Cross-platform Accessibility: | ||