Abstract
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of physical objects that contain electronics embedded in their architecture to communicate and feel the interactions between them or with the external environment. In the coming years, IoT-based technology will provide advanced levels of service and will virtually change the way people live their daily lives. Advances in medicine, engineering, business, agriculture, smart cities and smart homes are just some of the categorical examples in which the IoT is strongly established. In other words, IoT is the connection of any device (from mobile phones, vehicles, appliances and other embedded elements with sensors and actuators) to the Internet, so that these objects can exchange data with each other in a network. It is interesting to note that the difference between IoT and the Internet is the absence of human role.
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