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What is the “Internet of Things”?

A network of everyday physical objects—like sensors, appliances, vehicles—equipped with connectivity and small computers so they can collect data, communicate over the Internet, and be monitored or controlled remotely.

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What is the Web of Things (WoT)?

A set of standards and best practices (defined by the W3C) that sit on top of IoT, using Web technologies (HTTP, JSON-LD, Thing Descriptions) so any device can be discovered and interacted with in a uniform, plug-and-play way.

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What is MQTT and why is it good for IoT?

MQTT is a lightweight publish/subscribe messaging protocol. Devices (publishers) send to a broker under topics, and others (subscribers) listen. It keeps connections open, uses minimal bandwidth, and supports delivery guarantees via QoS levels.

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How does CoAP differ from HTTP in IoT?

CoAP is “HTTP for constrained devices”—it runs over UDP, provides REST-style methods (GET/POST), has lower overhead, and supports multicast. HTTP uses TCP and opens a new connection per request, making it heavier for tiny devices.

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What role does TLS play in IoT communication?

TLS encrypts traffic (HTTPS or MQTT over TLS), ensuring data confidentiality and integrity. It uses certificates (public/private keys) to establish a secure channel before any application data is sent.

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What happens at QoS 0 (“At most once”)?

The message is sent exactly once without acknowledgment. It’s fastest but may be lost if the network drops it.

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What happens at QoS 1 (“At least once”)

The sender retries until it receives an ACK. This guarantees delivery but can result in duplicate messages.

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What happens at QoS 2 (“Exactly once”)?

QoS 2 uses a four-step handshake so each message arrives only once, with no duplicates. It’s the most reliable but adds extra latency and overhead.

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What is a Constrained Device App (CDA)?

Constrained Device App (CDA)? is an applikation fokused on resource-limited hardware that reads sensors, makes simple decisions, and publishes results upstream with minimal power and memory use.

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What is a Gateway Device App (GDA) do?

A GDA serves as an intermediary that connects IoT devises to the Cloud or other networks, managing data trafiic and providing protocol translation

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How do Edge Tier and Cloud Tier differ?

  • Edge Tier: CDA + GDA layer for real-time, local processing and offline resilience.

  • Cloud Tier: Heavy storage, large-scale analytics, machine-learning training, and user dashboards.

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What is a digital twin?

A live digital replica of a physical device or system, updated with real-time data so you can simulate, analyze, and test “what-if” scenarios without touching the actual equipment.