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Volume - 1 | Issue - 4 | december 2019

REVIEW ON SUSTAINABLE GREEN INTERNET OF THINGS AND ITS APPLICATION
Pages: 256-264
DOI
10.36548/jsws.2019.4.006
Published
December, 2019
Abstract

The world is striving to become smart with the latest findings evolved in the communication and the information technology. The emerging of the things that could automatically and intelligently render service to the people in cooperative way acts as a part of this smart world and the internet of things take the significant role in the development of the smart world as it is capable of connecting every tangible things of the world. Though this technological advancement paves way for a seamless and an efficient way of communication, the excess energy consumed by the various add-ons used along with the devices that make the world smart cause environmental pollution and unknown destructions. Multitude of strides researched in improving the energy efficiency in the devices to make the internet of things sustainable and green is reviewed in the paper along with its applications hoping that this would create awareness in the development of the future smart applications.

Keywords

Internet of Things Sustainability Green IOT Smart Objects

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