👉 The expanding iOrient, also known as the Internet of Things (IoT), refers to the growing network of physical devices—ranging from everyday objects like smartphones and laptops to specialized sensors and machines—that are interconnected through the internet. These devices collect, exchange, and act on data, enabling them to perform tasks autonomously or with minimal human intervention. As technology advances, these devices become more sophisticated, capable of communicating with each other and with cloud-based systems, leading to a web of interconnected devices that can monitor, control, and optimize various aspects of our lives, from home automation and smart cities to industrial processes and healthcare. This expansion is driven by improvements in connectivity, data analytics, and device miniaturization, making IoT a transformative force across multiple industries.
