The reality is that IoT, both for industrial use and everyday use, is becoming increasingly relevant.

In recent years, the Internet of Things, also known as the IoT, has effectively transformed our everyday lives to the extent where even the non-technologically oriented have begun to buy into the comfort, ease, and useful insights it provides. The reality is that IoT, both for industrial use and everyday use, is becoming increasingly relevant. In so many ways, it is making our lives easier and it will probably continue to do so.

Top 10 Must-Read Books on the Internet of Things (IoT) are:

1.Getting started with Internet of Things

This book is written by Cuno Pfister. It lets you understand the IoT principles and offers wonderful projects. The techniques used to connect sensors, processors, and actuators through the internet are shown. It explains programming explicitly using the .NET micro framework and the Netduino Plus Board. Also, Cuno has implemented a step-wise strategy to clarify concepts along with practical examples for better comprehension.

2.Precision: Principles, Practices, And Solutions for the Internet of Things

This book is written by Timothy Chou. He discusses the technology behind the smart objects that we use every day in this book, and why it matters that devices can interact. The book is split into two parts. The first section deals with processes, introducing the structure behind the technology to readers. It addresses the basic concepts behind the structure and how they function. The second section focuses on “solutions,” from the first part, taking the concept and putting it into effect. The book contains a number of real-world IoT machine solutions and case studies that can be used in all industries.

3.The Silent Intelligence

This book is written by Daniel Kellmereit. This book is about the phenomenon of the Internet of Things. It explores the past of the Internet of Things, Connected Cities, Connected Homes, Connected Health and Connected Vehicles, developments, the technology ecosystem, and the future. They discuss the areas for entrepreneurs and venture investors that are most promising. More than 30 industry veterans, specialists, and visionaries from Google, Ericcson, AT&T, Qualcomm, Accenture, SAP, MIT, EcoLife Foundation, and many more share their fascinating stories and unique views.

4. Everyware: The dawning age of ubiquitous computing

This book is written by Adam Greenfield. This book will allow you to dive into the human world’s plausible future. It teaches you how omnipresent computing devices influence people’s lives. The author has shared his invaluable thoughts on a world powered by connected devices and points out the challenges and opportunities that can emerge as both worlds come together.

5.The Internet Of Things

This book is written by Samuel Greengard. Even though IoT may still be in its initial stages, Greengard discusses how embedded and immersive technology is already changing things like smartphones, cloud computing, RFID (radio-frequency identification) technology, sensors, and miniaturization as we know it. This book explores the history of IoT from the early days of personal computers and the DotCom period and discusses how it offers a foundation for a connected world.

6.Build Your Own IoT Platform: Develop A Fully Flexible And Scalable Internet Of Things Platform In 24 Hours

This book is written by Anand Tamboli. This book will let you find how every IoT-related solution requires a platform and how it can be built. Without breaking the bank, the book is also about being agile and reducing time to market. It’s about creating something that you can eventually scale without having to do a lot of rework and potentially disrupting your current work state.

7. Digital Transformation 3.0

This book is written by Chuck Martin. This book explains what any business person wants to understand about the transformers, with well-founded analysis about where it is going tomorrow, laying out what is really happening in the market today. IoT-related innovations and trends such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Automated Voice Assistants, Smart Homes, Drones and Robots, Connected Cars, Sensors, Virtual and Augmented Reality are also leading the charge.

8.Designing Connected Products

This book is written by Claire Rowland, Elizabeth Goodman, Alfred Lui, and Martin Charlier. They are training well to get into the world of connected devices. However, it has its own multitude of challenges to build such devices. This book is most appropriate for individuals with UX design experience. In creating great products, this describes a broad range of important designs, challenges, user touchpoints, and roadblocks. In brief, this is a handbook for designing connected products.

9.The Design of Everyday Things

This book is written by Don Norman. For individuals who see product design as a fascinating topic, this book is a must-read. It consists of multiple informative instances where, before turning the page, you will be forced to think twice. It is based on the most successful way of designing everyday things. To understand this book, you don’t need programming skills, it’s just a reservoir of useful ideas that can be helpful to everyone.

10.The Second Machine Age: Work, Progress and Prosperity in a Time of Brilliant Technologies

This book is written by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson. The sheer power of digital forces in the near future is described in this book. It concedes that connected intelligent machines would rule the future. It speaks of the effect on companies around the world of technological advances. The emphasis is on how the change in potential economies can be stimulated. The author explores topics such as Moore’s law, artificial intelligence, digitization, and many more, to make it interesting.