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Smart Sensors: A Comprehensive Survey of IoT Sensor Types and Applications

Zainab Begum, Nisaa Tahreem Fatima, Suzana ., Dr Harish Joshi, Prof. Uzma Kausar, Prof. Ashok Bawge

Abstract


The Internet of Things (IoT) is a transformative technology, redefining modern life by embedding billions of sensors and actuators into everyday environments. This inte- gration yields intelligent, connected scenarios where continuous data capture provides a comprehensive operational view. Widely recognized in academic research, sensors facilitate ubiquitous data acquisition and are pivotal for diverse IoT applications. This paper explores a wide range of IoT sensors and examines various sensor-driven applications that help form smart environments. By evaluating multiple sensor application areas, we identify optimal sensor configurations for distinct IoT scenarios, thereby laying a robust foundation for future advancements in this dynamic domain.


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