👉 Realty computing, also known as the Internet of Things (IoT) in physical spaces, refers to the integration of sensors, devices, and software that collect, analyze, and act upon data from the physical world to enhance the efficiency, safety, and experience of real-world environments. This technology enables smart buildings, cities, and industries by linking everyday objects to the internet, allowing them to communicate and share data in real-time. For instance, smart sensors in a building can monitor occupancy, temperature, and energy usage, optimizing resource allocation and reducing costs. In urban settings, real-time traffic data from connected vehicles and infrastructure can improve traffic flow and public transportation. Overall, realty computing transforms static spaces into dynamic, responsive environments that leverage data to drive innovation and improve quality of life.