The number of Internet-connected devices is growing as a result of developments in various technological fields, including embedded systems, sensors, microelectronic circuits, communication technologies, and mobile operating systems. Nowadays, smart gadgets and objects fuel the majority of Internet traffic. The Internet of Things (IoT), as you have learned, is a global network of devices that can connect with each other through certain communication protocols that are object detecting and data processable.[1] Smart cities, smart buildings, security, traffic, remote monitoring, health, energy, disaster detection, agriculture, and industry are just a few of the many uses for IoT.