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CHAPTER 3:

EMERGING TRENDS

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MCQ

1. What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

A. A form of computer software

B. Simulation of human intelligence by machines

C. A type of robot

D. A programming language

Answer: B

2. Which of the following is an application of AI?

A. Internet Browsing

B. Traffic Management Systems


C. E-mail Services

D. Social Media Tagging

Answer: D

3. What does Machine Learning allow computers to do?

A. Work without any human input


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B. Learn from data using statistical techniques

C. Operate systems automatically

D. Perform calculations quickly

Answer: B

4. What is Natural Language Processing (NLP) used for?

A. Interpreting computer languages

B. Translating text to speech and vice versa

C. Managing databases

D. Enhancing video graphics

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Answer: B
5. Which is an example of immersive experience technology?

A. Database Management

B. Augmented Reality (AR)

C. Internet Browsing

D. Word Processing

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Answer: B

6. What does VR stand for?

A. Virtual Robot

B. Visual Reality

C. Virtual Reality

D. Visual Robot

Answer: C

7. Which technology superimposes computer-generated information on the real


world?
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A. Virtual Reality
B. Natural Language Processing

C. Machine Learning

D. Augmented Reality

Answer: D

8. Which of the following is a use of robots?


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A. Editing photos

B. Sending emails

C. Industrial automation

D. Playing video games

Answer: C

9. What is Big Data characterized by?

A. Low Volume

B. High Complexity

C. Simple Structure

D. Low Variety
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Answer: B

10. Which characteristic of Big Data represents the rate of data generation?

A. Volume

B. Velocity

C. Veracity

D. Value

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Answer: B

11. What does the Veracity characteristic of Big Data refer to?

A. Data consistency and trustworthiness

B. Data volume

C. Data speed

D. Data variety

Answer: A

12. What does IoT stand for?


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A. Internet of Transactions
B. Internet of Technology

C. Internet of Things

D. Internet of Tools

Answer: C

13. Which technology allows devices to communicate over the internet?


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A. Big Data

B. Virtual Reality

C. Artificial Intelligence

D. Internet of Things

Answer: D

14. What is a primary component of a robot?

A. Virtual Reality Headset

B. Sensors

C. Machine Learning Algorithms

D. Augmented Reality Tools


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Answer: B

15. Which of the following is NOT a subsystem of AI?

A. Natural Language Processing

B. Machine Learning

C. Data Analytics

D. Internet of Things

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Answer: D

16. What type of AI system can translate texts between languages?

A. Natural Language Processing

B. Machine Learning

C. Data Analytics

D. Augmented Reality

Answer: A

17. Which immersive experience allows interaction with a computer-generated


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environment?
A. Augmented Reality

B. Virtual Reality

C. Machine Learning

D. Internet of Things

Answer: B
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18. What is a humanoid robot?

A. A robot that looks like a human

B. A robot designed for space missions

C. A robot used in industrial tasks

D. A robot that flies autonomously

Answer: A

19. Which application area is NOT typically associated with drones?

A. Filming and photography

B. Text editing

C. Search and rescue


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D. Agriculture
Answer: B

20. What does the 'Volume' characteristic in Big Data refer to?

A. Data accuracy

B. Data size

C. Data speed

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D. Data variety

Answer: B

21. What kind of data does Big Data involve?

A. Only structured data

B. Only unstructured data

C. Both structured and unstructured data

D. Only text data

Answer: C

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22. What is the goal of AI?
A. To replace all human jobs

B. To simulate human intelligence in machines

C. To create faster computers

D. To manage large datasets

Answer: B
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23. What are AI-powered personal assistants?

A. Virtual machines

B. Data analytics tools

C. Digital personal assistants like Siri and Alexa

D. Database management systems

Answer: C

24. What is a primary challenge in handling Big Data?

A. Editing photos

B. High computation speed

C. Data storage and processing


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D. Simple calculations
Answer: C

25. What does the 'Value' characteristic of Big Data imply?

A. Data size

B. Data accuracy

C. Business value of hidden patterns

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D. Data variety

Answer: C

26. Which of the following is a feature of Natural Language Processing?

A. Predictive typing in search engines

B. Automated video editing

C. Real-time data processing

D. Database management

Answer: A

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27. What does the term 'immersive experiences' refer to?
A. Simple user interactions

B. High-speed data processing

C. Experiences that simulate real-world interactions

D. Data storage solutions

Answer: C
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28. Which technology can help in creating 3D computer-generated situations?

A. Augmented Reality

B. Big Data

C. Virtual Reality

D. Internet of Things

Answer: C

29. Which component is essential for a robot to interact with its environment?

A. Database

B. Sensor

C. VR headset
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D. Software
Answer: B

30. What is the primary function of Data Analytics?

A. To store large volumes of data

B. To examine data sets to draw conclusions

C. To create virtual environments

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D. To operate AI systems

Answer: B

31. Which field involves adding digital elements to the physical world?

A. Virtual Reality

B. Natural Language Processing

C. Augmented Reality

D. Robotics

Answer: C

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32. What does the 'Variety' characteristic in Big Data indicate?
A. Speed of data generation

B. Different types of data

C. Data size

D. Data accuracy

Answer: B
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33. Which of the following is NOT a use of AI?

A. Social media tagging

B. Voice assistants

C. Email drafting

D. Traffic management

Answer: C

34. What does an AI system use to make decisions?

A. User input

B. Pre-programmed instructions

C. Knowledge base
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D. Random selection
Answer: C

35. What is the focus of Machine Learning?

A. Operating systems

B. Learning from data using algorithms

C. Data storage solutions

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D. Hardware development

Answer: B

36. Which technology is used in automated customer service systems?

A. Augmented Reality

B. Big Data

C. Natural Language Processing

D. Robotics

Answer: C

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37. What kind of reality does VR simulate?
A. Physical world only

B. Computer-generated three-dimensional world

C. Digital and physical world combined

D. Physical sensations

Answer: B
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38. Which AI subsystem is concerned with interaction using human languages?

A. Machine Learning

B. Data Analytics

C. Natural Language Processing

D. Virtual Reality

Answer: C

39. What does the term 'robot' refer to?

A. Any machine with a computer

B. A machine capable of carrying out tasks automatically

C. A type of personal assistant


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D. A data processing tool
Answer: B

40. Which characteristic of Big Data deals with data authenticity?

A. Variety

B. Volume

C. Velocity

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D. Veracity

Answer: D

41. Which field is concerned with the design and operation of robots?

A. Data Analytics

B. Natural Language Processing

C. Robotics

D. Virtual Reality

Answer: C

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42. Which of the following is NOT an example of immersive experiences?
A. Watching 3D movies

B. Virtual Reality games

C. Text editing software

D. Flight simulators

Answer: C
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43. What does the 'Velocity' characteristic of Big Data represent?

A. Size of data

B. Trustworthiness of data

C. Rate of data generation

D. Value of data

Answer: C

44. Which technology is used to enhance physical world experiences with digital
information?

A. Machine Learning

B. Augmented Reality
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C. Virtual Reality
D. Robotics

Answer: B

45. What type of data is analyzed using Data Analytics?

A. Only structured data

B. Both structured and unstructured data

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C. Only unstructured data

D. Data with low complexity

Answer: B

46. What is the primary goal of Natural Language Processing?

A. To create large databases

B. To process and interpret human language

C. To design VR environments

D. To store Big Data

Answer: B
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47. What is the advantage of using

robots in industries?

A. Slower production times

B. Increased accuracy and efficiency

C. More human intervention

D. Higher costs
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Answer: B

48. Which technology can transform industries by making them more efficient?

A. Robotics

B. Text editing

C. Simple calculations

D. E-mail services

Answer: A

49. What does a Virtual Reality system require?


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A. Standard computer screen
B. Specialized VR headset

C. Simple speakers

D. Basic keyboard

Answer: B

50. Which is NOT a component of the Internet of Things?

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A. Sensors

B. Actuators

C. Database management

D. Connectivity

Answer: C

2 Marks Questions and Answers

1. Define the term "Emerging Trends." Emerging trends are the state-of-the-art
technologies that gain popularity and set new trends among users.
2. What are intelligent digital personal assistants powered by? Intelligent
digital personal assistants like Siri, Google Now, Cortana, and Alexa are
powered by Artificial Intelligence (AI). 21
3. What is the primary goal of Artificial Intelligence? The primary goal of
Artificial Intelligence is to simulate the natural intelligence of human beings
into machines, making them behave intelligently by imitating cognitive
functions like learning, decision-making, and problem-solving.
4. Explain the term "knowledge base" in AI. A knowledge base is a store of
information consisting of facts, assumptions, and rules that an AI system can
use for decision-making.
5. What is Machine Learning? Machine Learning is a subsystem of Artificial
Intelligence where computers have the ability to learn from data using statistical
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techniques, without being explicitly programmed by a human being.


6. Give an example of Natural Language Processing (NLP). An example of
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the predictive typing feature of search
engines that suggest the next word in the sentence while typing keywords.
7. What characterizes Big Data? Big Data is characterized by its enormous
volume, high velocity of data generation, variety of data types (structured, semi-
structured, and unstructured), veracity (trustworthiness), and the potential value
it holds.
8. What is the "Internet of Things" (IoT)? The Internet of Things (IoT) refers
to a network of physical objects that are embedded with sensors, software, and
other technologies to connect and exchange data with other devices and systems
over the internet.
9. What are microcontrollers used for in IoT? Microcontrollers in IoT are used
to control the functions of devices by processing data from sensors and
managing the operation of actuators.
10. Explain the concept of "Web of Things" (WoT). The Web of Things (WoT)

22 is a concept where devices in the Internet of Things (IoT) are integrated and
interacted with through the web, making them more accessible and
interoperable.
11. What is an accelerometer? An accelerometer is a device that measures the
acceleration of an object, detecting changes in velocity and direction.
12. What role does a gyroscope play in mobile devices? A gyroscope in mobile
devices helps in detecting orientation and rotational motion, enhancing
functionalities like screen rotation and motion-based controls.
13. Name two types of robots. Two types of robots are wheeled robots and
humanoid robots.
14. What is the primary use of sensors in robots? The primary use of sensors in
robots is to gather information from the environment to allow the robot to make

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informed decisions and perform tasks accurately.
15. Define the term "veracity" in Big Data. Veracity in Big Data refers to the
trustworthiness of the data, emphasizing the importance of accurate, consistent,
and reliable data.
16. What is the significance of the "value" characteristic in Big Data? The
"value" characteristic in Big Data highlights the potential hidden patterns and
useful knowledge that can be of high business value, making it essential to
assess the data's potential before investing resources in processing it.
17. How does data analytics help in business decisions? Data analytics helps in
business decisions by examining data sets to draw conclusions, enabling
organizations to make more informed and strategic choices.
18. What is the relationship between Big Data and business value? Big Data
holds rich information and knowledge that can be of high business value,
driving efforts to develop methods for processing and analyzing such data to
extract valuable insights.
19. What is the role of sensors in the Internet of Things? Sensors in the Internet
of Things (IoT) collect data from the environment, enabling devices to interact 23
with each other and perform tasks based on the data collected.
20. How can IoT improve everyday household tasks? IoT can improve everyday
household tasks by automating functions such as controlling lighting, heating,
security systems, and appliances, leading to increased convenience and
efficiency.

3 Marks Questions and Answers

1. Describe the importance of emerging trends in technology.

Emerging trends in technology are crucial as they represent state-of-the-art


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innovations gaining popularity and setting new standards. These trends help us
understand existing technologies and foresee future developments that can
significantly impact the digital economy and society.

2. Explain how AI is integrated into digital personal assistants like Siri or


Alexa.

AI integration into digital personal assistants like Siri or Alexa involves


simulating human intelligence in machines. These assistants use AI to perform
tasks with minimal human intervention, such as recognizing speech, learning
from user interactions, and making decisions based on a knowledge base
composed of facts and rules.

3. Discuss the process of creating a knowledge base for AI systems.

A knowledge base for AI systems is a store of information consisting of facts,


assumptions, and rules used for decision-making. AI systems can learn from
past experiences to update this knowledge base and make more informed
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decisions.
4. How does Machine Learning differ from traditional programming?

Machine Learning (ML) is a subset of AI where computers learn from data


using statistical techniques without explicit programming. Traditional
programming requires specific instructions for every task, while ML models
learn patterns from data and make predictions or decisions based on that
learning.

5. Illustrate with an example how NLP is used in everyday applications.

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Natural Language Processing (NLP) is used in applications like predictive
typing in search engines and spell checking. For instance, when typing a query,
the search engine suggests the next word based on commonly used phrases,
demonstrating NLP's ability to process and understand human language.

6. What challenges are associated with Big Data?

Big Data presents challenges such as integration, storage, analysis, searching,


processing, transfer, querying, and visualization. Handling the enormous
volume, high velocity, varied types, and ensuring the veracity of the data are
significant challenges that need specialized tools and techniques.

7. How does the Internet of Things enhance device connectivity?

The Internet of Things (IoT) enhances device connectivity by creating a


network of devices with embedded hardware and software that can
communicate and exchange data. This allows for remote control and
automation of devices, improving efficiency and convenience in various
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applications.
8. Discuss the concept of smart homes enabled by IoT.

Smart homes use IoT to connect household devices, allowing them to


communicate and be controlled remotely. For example, smart thermostats,
lights, and security systems can be managed through a smartphone, enhancing
convenience, security, and energy efficiency in homes.

9. Explain the advantages of the Web of Things over traditional IoT.

The Web of Things (WoT) uses web services to connect physical objects,
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providing a unified interface for interaction. Unlike traditional IoT, which


might require separate apps for different devices, WoT aims to integrate all
devices through the web, simplifying communication and control.

10. Describe how accelerometers and gyroscopes work together in


smartphones.

Accelerometers in smartphones detect orientation changes by measuring linear


acceleration. Gyroscopes track rotation and twist, providing additional
information about the device's movement. Together, they enable features like
automatic screen rotation and motion-based controls.

11. Compare and contrast different types of robots.

Robots can be classified into various types, such as industrial robots for
manufacturing, service robots for personal and professional assistance, and
autonomous robots like drones and self-driving cars. Each type has distinct
functions and applications, tailored to specific tasks and environments.
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12. Discuss the significance of sensors in modern robotics.
Sensors are vital in robotics as they provide the necessary data for robots to
perceive and interact with their environment. Sensors enable robots to perform
tasks autonomously by detecting obstacles, measuring distances, and
monitoring conditions, enhancing their functionality and accuracy.

13. Explain the importance of veracity in processing Big Data.

Veracity in Big Data refers to the trustworthiness and quality of the data.
Processing inaccurate or inconsistent data can lead to incorrect conclusions and
decisions. Ensuring data veracity is crucial for reliable analysis and deriving

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meaningful insights from Big Data.

14. How can hidden patterns in Big Data be valuable for businesses?

Hidden patterns in Big Data can reveal insights into customer behavior, market
trends, and operational efficiencies. Businesses can use these patterns to make
informed decisions, optimize processes, and develop strategies that improve
performance and competitiveness.

15. What are the main benefits of data analytics in scientific research?

Data analytics in scientific research helps verify or disprove models, theories,


and hypotheses by examining large datasets. It enables researchers to uncover
trends, correlations, and patterns that contribute to scientific discoveries and
advancements.

16. Describe the impact of Big Data on data storage and processing techniques.

The enormous size and complexity of Big Data require advanced storage 27
solutions and processing techniques. Traditional databases are often
insufficient, leading to the development of distributed storage systems, parallel
processing, and specialized tools like Hadoop and Spark to handle Big Data
efficiently.

17. How do microcontrollers contribute to the functionality of IoT devices?

Microcontrollers are integral to IoT devices as they control the device's


functions and enable communication with other devices. They process data
from sensors, execute commands, and manage connectivity, making IoT
devices smart and responsive.
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18. Discuss the potential uses of IoT in disaster management.

IoT can enhance disaster management through real-time monitoring, early


warning systems, and efficient resource allocation. Sensors and connected
devices can detect environmental changes, communicate alerts, and coordinate
emergency responses, potentially saving lives and reducing damage.

19. Explain how IoT can transform traditional industries.

IoT can revolutionize traditional industries by improving operational


efficiency, reducing costs, and enabling predictive maintenance. For example,
in manufacturing, IoT devices can monitor equipment health, optimize supply
chains, and automate processes, leading to increased productivity and
innovation.

20. Describe the role of AI in enhancing the capabilities of IoT.

28 AI enhances IoT capabilities by enabling intelligent decision-making, data


analysis, and automation. AI algorithms can process vast amounts of data from
IoT devices, identify patterns, and make predictions, leading to smarter, more
efficient IoT systems that can adapt to changing conditions and user needs.

5 Marks Questions

1. Discuss the evolution and significance of emerging trends in the digital

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economy.
o Emerging trends in the digital economy have significantly evolved due
to rapid technological advancements, impacting various sectors.
o The integration of AI, IoT, and Big Data has revolutionized traditional
business models, enabling more efficient operations and data-driven
decision-making.
o Cloud computing and blockchain technologies have enhanced data
security, scalability, and transparency, fostering trust and innovation in
digital transactions.
o The rise of digital platforms and ecosystems has facilitated global
connectivity, enabling businesses to reach wider audiences and
collaborate seamlessly across borders.
o The digital economy has also spurred the growth of the gig economy,
offering flexible work opportunities and promoting entrepreneurial
ventures.
2. How does Artificial Intelligence simulate human cognitive functions?
Provide examples.
o Artificial Intelligence (AI) simulates human cognitive functions by 29

mimicking processes such as learning, reasoning, and problem-solving.


o AI systems use algorithms and machine learning techniques to analyze
large datasets, identify patterns, and make predictions or decisions
based on the data.
o Natural Language Processing (NLP) allows AI to understand and
generate human language, enabling applications like chatbots and
virtual assistants (e.g., Siri, Alexa).
o Computer vision, a subset of AI, enables machines to interpret and make
decisions based on visual inputs, such as facial recognition technology
used in security systems.
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o AI-powered recommendation systems, like those used by Netflix and


Amazon, analyze user preferences and behaviors to suggest relevant
content or products.
3. Describe the process and significance of training and testing models in
Machine Learning.
o Training and testing models are crucial steps in the machine learning
process, ensuring the model's accuracy and effectiveness.
o During the training phase, the model learns from a labeled dataset,
adjusting its parameters to minimize errors and improve predictions.
o The testing phase involves evaluating the trained model on a separate
dataset to assess its performance and generalization to new, unseen data.
o Proper training and testing help identify overfitting (where the model
performs well on training data but poorly on new data) and underfitting
(where the model fails to capture underlying patterns).
o These processes ensure the development of robust, reliable models
capable of making accurate predictions in real-world applications, such

30 as medical diagnostics and financial forecasting.


4. Explain the various applications of Natural Language Processing in
different fields.
o Natural Language Processing (NLP) has diverse applications across
various fields, enhancing communication and information processing.
o In healthcare, NLP assists in extracting meaningful information from
clinical notes and research papers, improving patient care and
facilitating medical research.
o In customer service, chatbots and virtual assistants use NLP to provide
instant support and personalized responses, enhancing user experience
and operational efficiency.
o In finance, NLP analyzes news articles, market reports, and social media

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to predict market trends and assist in investment decisions.
o In education, NLP powers language learning apps, automated grading
systems, and plagiarism detection tools, supporting both students and
educators.
5. Analyze the characteristics of Big Data and their implications on data
processing.
o Big Data is characterized by its volume, velocity, variety, veracity, and
value, each posing unique challenges and opportunities for data
processing.
o Volume refers to the vast amounts of data generated daily, requiring
advanced storage and processing solutions like distributed computing
and cloud storage.
o Velocity denotes the speed at which data is generated and processed,
necessitating real-time data analytics to derive timely insights and make
quick decisions.
o Variety encompasses the diverse types of data (structured, semi-
structured, and unstructured) from various sources, requiring 31
sophisticated data integration and management techniques.
o Veracity highlights the uncertainty and quality of data, emphasizing the
need for data validation, cleaning, and accurate analysis to ensure
reliable results.
o Value underscores the potential insights and benefits derived from Big
Data, driving innovation and strategic decision-making in sectors like
healthcare, finance, and marketing.

6. Discuss the infrastructure and components necessary for the Internet of


Things.
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o Sensors and Actuators: These are the primary components that collect
data from the environment (sensors) and perform actions (actuators).
o Connectivity: IoT devices require robust connectivity solutions such as
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and cellular networks to transmit data to other
devices or central servers.
o Data Processing: Collected data needs to be processed, which can be
done locally on the device (edge computing) or in the cloud, depending
on the application and latency requirements.
o Storage: IoT generates massive amounts of data, necessitating scalable
storage solutions, typically provided by cloud services.
o Security: Ensuring data privacy and protection against cyber threats is
crucial in IoT infrastructure, requiring encryption, authentication, and
regular security updates.
7. How does the Web of Things create a unified interface for IoT devices?
o Standardization: WoT uses web protocols (HTTP, WebSockets) to
standardize communication between devices, making it easier to
integrate and manage diverse IoT devices.
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o Interoperability: By leveraging web technologies, WoT ensures that
devices from different manufacturers can work together seamlessly.
o Accessibility: WoT allows users to access and control IoT devices
through web browsers and web-based applications, enhancing usability
and convenience.
o Scalability: Using the web infrastructure, WoT can support a large
number of devices and users, making it suitable for extensive IoT
deployments.
o Integration with Existing Web Services: WoT enables IoT devices to
integrate with existing web services and APIs, extending their
functionality and enabling new applications.

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8. Explain the role and importance of sensors in IoT and robotics.
o Data Collection: Sensors are critical for collecting real-time data from
the environment, such as temperature, humidity, motion, and light,
which is essential for IoT and robotic applications.
o Decision Making: In robotics, sensors provide the necessary input for
the robot to understand its surroundings and make informed decisions.
o Automation: Sensors enable automation in IoT devices, allowing them
to perform tasks without human intervention based on the data they
collect.
o Monitoring and Control: Sensors are used to monitor various
parameters and control systems in real-time, improving efficiency and
safety in applications like smart homes and industrial automation.
o Feedback Loop: In robotics, sensors create a feedback loop, allowing
robots to adjust their actions based on sensor data, enhancing their
adaptability and performance.
9. Compare the characteristics of different types of robots and their
applications. 33
o Industrial Robots: These robots are designed for manufacturing
processes such as welding, painting, assembly, and material handling.
They are characterized by high precision, strength, and repetitive
accuracy.
o Service Robots: These robots assist humans in various tasks, such as
cleaning, security, and customer service. They are designed for
interaction with people and have features like mobility and user-friendly
interfaces.
o Autonomous Robots: These robots operate independently, navigating
and performing tasks without human intervention. Examples include
drones and self-driving cars, characterized by advanced sensors and AI
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for decision-making.
o Medical Robots: Used in healthcare for surgeries, rehabilitation, and
patient care, medical robots are precise, reliable, and capable of
performing delicate procedures.
o Humanoid Robots: These robots mimic human appearance and
behaviors, used in research, entertainment, and as personal assistants.
They are designed for versatility and human-like interaction.
10. Discuss the challenges and solutions in handling the veracity and value of
Big Data.
o Data Quality: Ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and reliability of
data is challenging. Solutions include data cleansing, validation, and
using reliable data sources.
o Data Integration: Combining data from various sources can be
complex. Solutions involve using data integration tools and establishing
data governance policies.
o Scalability: Processing and analyzing vast amounts of data require

34 scalable infrastructure. Solutions include cloud computing, distributed


storage, and parallel processing frameworks.
o Security and Privacy: Protecting sensitive data from breaches and
ensuring privacy is critical. Solutions involve encryption, access
controls, and compliance with data protection regulations.
o Deriving Value: Extracting meaningful insights from Big Data can be
difficult. Solutions include using advanced analytics, machine learning,
and data visualization tools to uncover patterns and trends.
11. How can data analytics transform decision-making processes in businesses
and research?
o Informed Decisions: Data analytics provides insights based on data,

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enabling more informed and evidence-based decision-making.
o Predictive Analysis: By identifying trends and patterns, data analytics
helps predict future outcomes, allowing proactive decision-making.
o Optimization: Analytics helps optimize business processes, improving
efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing productivity.
o Personalization: In customer-focused industries, data analytics enables
personalized services and targeted marketing, improving customer
satisfaction and loyalty.
o Innovation: In research, data analytics drives innovation by uncovering
new insights, supporting hypothesis testing, and facilitating data-driven
discoveries.
12. Explain the relationship between Big Data, AI, and IoT in modern
technology.
o Data Generation: IoT devices generate massive amounts of data (Big
Data) from various sources, providing rich datasets for analysis.
o Data Processing: AI algorithms process and analyze Big Data to extract
meaningful insights, identify patterns, and make predictions. 35
o Enhanced Functionality: The integration of AI and IoT enhances the
functionality of IoT devices, enabling intelligent decision-making and
automation.
o Real-time Analytics: AI can process Big Data in real-time, providing
immediate insights and enabling responsive IoT applications.
o Interconnected Systems: The synergy of Big Data, AI, and IoT creates
interconnected systems that improve efficiency, optimize operations,
and enhance user experiences across various industries.
13. Discuss the potential future developments and challenges in IoT and smart
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technologies.
o Future Developments:
▪ Increased Interoperability: Enhanced standards and protocols
will enable seamless communication between diverse IoT
devices.
▪ AI Integration: Advanced AI will further enhance IoT
capabilities, leading to more intelligent and autonomous
systems.
▪ Edge Computing: Processing data closer to the source (edge
computing) will reduce latency and improve real-time decision-
making.
▪ 5G Connectivity: The rollout of 5G networks will provide faster,
more reliable connectivity for IoT devices, supporting more
extensive and complex applications.
▪ Sustainable Technologies: Focus on developing energy-efficient
and environmentally friendly IoT solutions.
o Challenges:
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▪ Security: Ensuring robust security measures to protect against
cyber threats and data breaches.
▪ Privacy: Addressing privacy concerns related to the collection
and use of personal data by IoT devices.
▪ Scalability: Managing the scalability of IoT networks as the
number of connected devices grows exponentially.
▪ Standardization: Developing universal standards and protocols
to ensure compatibility and interoperability.
▪ Data Management: Handling the vast amounts of data generated
by IoT devices, ensuring efficient storage, processing, and
analysis.

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14. Analyze the role of AI and Machine Learning in enhancing IoT
capabilities.
o Data Analysis: AI and Machine Learning (ML) algorithms analyze the
massive amounts of data generated by IoT devices, uncovering patterns
and insights that enhance decision-making.
o Predictive Maintenance: AI and ML predict equipment failures and
maintenance needs, reducing downtime and operational costs in IoT-
enabled industrial systems.
o Automation: AI-powered IoT systems can automate complex
processes, improving efficiency and reducing the need for human
intervention.
o Personalization: In consumer IoT applications, AI and ML enable
personalized user experiences, such as smart home systems that learn
and adapt to user preferences.
o Enhanced Security: AI and ML enhance the security of IoT systems
by detecting anomalies and potential threats in real-time, enabling
proactive measures to mitigate risks. 37
15. How can emerging trends like AI, Big Data, and IoT shape the future of
digital societies?
o Smart Cities: AI, Big Data, and IoT can create smart cities with
improved infrastructure, efficient resource management, and enhanced
quality of life for residents.
o Healthcare: These technologies enable advanced healthcare solutions,
such as remote monitoring, predictive diagnostics, and personalized
treatment plans.
o Education: AI and Big Data provide personalized learning experiences,
adaptive assessments, and improved access to educational resources.
o Industry 4.0: IoT and AI drive the fourth industrial revolution by
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enabling smart manufacturing, predictive maintenance, and real-time


supply chain optimization.
o Sustainability: These technologies contribute to sustainability efforts
by optimizing energy use, reducing waste, and supporting
environmental monitoring and conservation initiatives.

EXERCISES (CHAPTER END QUESTIONS)

Questions and Answers

1. List some of the cloud-based services that you are using at present.
o Answer: Examples of cloud-based services that one might use include
Google Drive, Dropbox, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft
Azure, and iCloud.
2. What do you understand by the Internet of Things? List some of its
potential applications.
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o Answer: The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of devices that
have embedded hardware and software to communicate and exchange
data with other devices on the same network. Potential applications
include smart homes (e.g., connected thermostats, lights, and security
systems), smart cities (e.g., traffic management, waste management),
healthcare (e.g., wearable health monitors), and industrial automation
(e.g., predictive maintenance of machinery) .
3. Write short notes on the following:
o a) Cloud Computing
▪ Answer: Cloud computing is a technology that allows users to
access and use shared computing resources, such as servers,

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storage, and applications, over the internet. These resources are
provided by cloud service providers and are billed on a pay-per-
use basis. Cloud computing offers scalability, flexibility, and
cost savings .
o b) Big Data and its Characteristics
▪ Answer: Big data refers to extremely large data sets that cannot
be managed, processed, or analyzed using traditional data
processing tools. The characteristics of big data are:
▪ Volume: The vast amount of data.
▪ Velocity: The speed at which data is generated and
processed.
▪ Variety: The different types of data (structured, semi-
structured, unstructured).
▪ Veracity: The uncertainty and trustworthiness of data.
▪ Value: The potential insights and benefits that can be
derived from data .
4. Explain the following along with their applications: 39
o a) Artificial Intelligence
▪ Answer: Artificial Intelligence (AI) aims to simulate human
intelligence in machines, enabling them to perform tasks that
typically require human intelligence, such as learning,
reasoning, and problem-solving. Applications of AI include
digital personal assistants (e.g., Siri, Alexa), autonomous
vehicles, fraud detection, and medical diagnosis .
o b) Machine Learning
▪ Answer: Machine Learning (ML) is a subset of AI that involves
the development of algorithms that allow computers to learn
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from and make predictions based on data. Applications of ML


include recommendation systems (e.g., Netflix, Amazon), image
and speech recognition, and predictive analytics in finance and
healthcare .
5. Differentiate between cloud computing and grid computing with suitable
examples.
o Answer:
▪ Cloud Computing: Provides on-demand access to computing
resources over the internet. For example, using AWS to deploy
and manage web applications.
▪ Grid Computing: Involves a distributed network of computers
working together to perform large tasks. For example,
SETI@home, where volunteers contribute their computing
power to analyze radio signals for signs of extraterrestrial
intelligence .
6. Justify the following statement: "Storage of data is cost-effective and time-

40 saving in cloud computing."


o Answer: Cloud computing is cost-effective because it eliminates the
need for businesses to invest in and maintain their own hardware and
software infrastructure. Instead, they can rent these resources from
cloud service providers and pay only for what they use. This also saves
time as it reduces the complexity and time involved in setting up and
managing IT infrastructure .
7. What is on-demand service? How is it provided in cloud computing?
o Answer: On-demand service in cloud computing refers to the ability to
provision computing resources as needed, without the need for human
intervention. This is provided through self-service portals where users
can request resources like virtual machines, storage, and applications,

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which are then automatically deployed by the cloud provider's
infrastructure .
8. Write examples of the following:
o a) Government provided cloud computing platform
▪ Answer: Example, India’s MeghRaj Cloud initiative.
o b) Large scale private cloud service providers and the services they
provide
▪ Answer: Examples include:
▪ Amazon Web Services (AWS): Provides services such
as EC2 (virtual servers), S3 (storage), and RDS (database
management).
▪ Microsoft Azure: Offers services like virtual machines,
Azure Blob Storage, and Azure SQL Database.
▪ Google Cloud Platform (GCP): Provides services such
as Google Compute Engine, Google Cloud Storage, and
BigQuery .
9. A company interested in cloud computing is looking for a provider who 41
offers a set of basic services, such as virtual server provisioning and on-
demand storage that can be combined into a platform for deploying and
running customized applications. What type of cloud computing model fits
these requirements?
o Answer: The type of cloud computing model that fits these
requirements is Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) .
10. If the government plans to make a smart school by applying IoT concepts,
how can each of the following be implemented in order to transform a
school into an IoT-enabled smart school?
o a) e-textbooks
▪ Answer: E-textbooks can be accessed on tablets or e-readers
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connected to the school’s network, allowing students to access


the latest content and updates.
o b) Smart boards
▪ Answer: Smart boards connected to the internet can be used for
interactive lessons, with teachers able to access a wide range of
online resources.
o c) Online Tests
▪ Answer: Online tests can be administered through a centralized
learning management system, with results and feedback
provided instantly.
o d) Wifi sensors on classroom doors
▪ Answer: Wifi sensors can monitor the presence of students and
teachers, providing data on attendance and classroom usage.
o e) Sensors in buses to monitor their location
▪ Answer: GPS sensors in school buses can provide real-time
tracking of the bus location, ensuring student safety and efficient

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o f) Wearables (watches or smart belts) for attendance monitoring
▪ Answer: Wearables can automatically record student attendance
as they enter and exit the classroom, reducing manual attendance
taking .
11. Five friends plan to try a startup. However, they have a limited budget and
limited computer infrastructure. How can they avail the benefits of cloud
services to launch their startup?
o Answer: They can use cloud services to access computing resources on
a pay-per-use basis, avoiding the need to invest in expensive hardware.
They can use IaaS to rent virtual servers and storage, PaaS to develop

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and deploy applications, and SaaS for software applications like email,
collaboration tools, and CRM systems. This allows them to scale
resources as needed and focus on their core business without worrying
about IT infrastructure .
12. Governments provide various scholarships to students of different classes.
Prepare a report on how blockchain technology can be used to promote
accountability, transparency, and efficiency in the distribution of
scholarships.
o Answer: Blockchain technology can be used to create a secure,
transparent, and tamper-proof system for managing scholarship
distribution. Each transaction (e.g., application submission, approval,
disbursement) can be recorded on the blockchain, ensuring that all
actions are traceable and verifiable. This reduces the risk of fraud and
ensures that funds are distributed fairly and efficiently. Smart contracts
can automate the process, releasing funds automatically when
predefined conditions are met .
13. How are IoT and WoT related? 43
o Answer: The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a network of connected
devices that can communicate and exchange data. The Web of Things
(WoT) extends this concept by using web standards to integrate and
interact with these devices. WoT aims to make it easier to connect and
control IoT devices using web technologies, providing a unified
interface for interaction .
14. Match the columns:
o Answer:

Column A Column B
1. You got a reminder to take medication D. Smart Health
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2. You got an SMS alert that you forgot to lock the


C. Home Automation
door
3. You got an SMS alert that parking space is
A. Smart Parking
available near your block
4. You turned off your LED TV from your wrist
B. Smart Wearable
watch

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