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The Internet of Things represents a smarter way of organizing many spheres of our lives. Data-driven technology and automation bring total control over the processes that go on in production facilities, hospitals, offices, schools, and our homes. But there is one sphere sometimes overlooked when we are talking about IoT — agriculture. Let’s see how technology helps farmers refine the production process while ensuring top quality.

We all want to make our lives more comfortable and our surroundings more pleasant and efficient. That’s true not only for our homes but also where we go to work and play. It used to be that we had to adapt our way of doing things to the spaces we occupy. But these days, we increasingly expect our environment to adapt to us. Technology has the power to make cities and the buildings in them safer and more comfortable.

Even when the worldwide economy is affected by a slowdown, the healthcare industry continues to grow. Needless to say, the COVID pandemic has affected healthcare too — with the unbearable burden it has placed on the industry’s shoulders, all participants have been made aware of the deficiencies in healthcare, and found a way to improve hospitals with IoT.

In this article, we will discuss how the 5th industrial revolution goes, what it changes for manufacturing processes, and what smart factory solutions already exist.

How IoT is changing the Printed Circuit Board development industry? With a massive component library at their fingertips, designers can now build any device imaginable. This is something that’ll certainly come in handy with the imminent rise of the IoT. To look further into this, let’s check out the best examples of how the IoT is changing PCBs.