What is Sensors

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Device that receives and responds to a signal or stimulus. Learn more in: Optical Fiber Technology for eHealthcare

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Device that receives and responds to a signal or stimulus. Learn more in: Optical Fiber Technology for eHealthcare

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These are responsible for collecting evidence regarding events. Learn more in: A Case Study of Decision Support System and Warehouse Management System Integration

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Devices that produce digital output in response to some change in a measured parameter, for example dependent on environmental change or on user activity Learn more in: Human Factors Problems of Wearable Computers

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Sensors are the modules, or devices, which helps to detect changes or events in its environment and accordingly responds and sends information to other electronics. Learn more in: Sensor-Based Technology in the Hospitality Industry

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These are responsible for collecting evidence regarding the events. It is one of the most critical components of the IDS. The input for a sensor may be any component of a network that could generate useful information regarding intrusions. Some kind of input for a sensor may be composed of the log files, network packets, traces of the system calls, etc. Sensors also send the intrusion-related data to the data analyzer of the IDS 5 . Learn more in: Detecting Intrusions in Cyber-Physical Systems of Smart Cities: Challenges and Directions

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Sensors are devices that can measure a physical quantity like temperature, humidity, etc., and convert it into a signal, which can be read and interpreted by the microcontroller unit. Learn more in: Providing Safety and Detecting Accidents in Bike Transport With Smart Helmets Using IoT

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Software component and part of the agent used as a mean of acquiring information about current state of the agent environment (i.e., agent percepts). Learn more in: Intelligent Software Agents with Applications in Focus

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A sensor is a device that detects the changes in the environment and responds to the change in the form an output signal to another system or actuator. Learn more in: Industrial Automation Using Mobile Cyber Physical Systems

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A device that reacts to a physical boost, (for example, heat, light, stable, weight, attraction, or a specific movement) and transmits a subsequent impulse (with respect to estimation or working a control). Learn more in: IoT Security: To Secure IoT Devices With Two-Factor Authentication by Using a Secure Protocol

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A device which detects physical property and responds to it. Learn more in: Patient Health Monitoring Using IoT

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A device that detects and responds to some type of input from the physical environment. Learn more in: Risk Management in the Oil and Gas Industry Related to the AI Tools

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Sensors are complex devices that are used to detect and respond to signals. A Sensor converts the physical parameter (for example: temperature) into electrical or optical signals which can be measured electrically. Learn more in: Context-Aware Computing for Persons with Disabilities

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It is a device or module, and its task is to identify the variations in its physical or electrical or other quantities and produces an output as a response to that change. Learn more in: Deep Learning Applications in Agriculture: The Role of Deep Learning in Smart Agriculture

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A device that detects a physical property indicates and responds accordingly. Learn more in: Fog Computing in Industrial Internet of Things

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A device which detects or measures a physical property and records, indicates, or otherwise responds to it. Learn more in: Home Design Using Robotic Devices: 3D Bioclimatic Home Design Utilizing Arduino

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A sensor is a device which can detect input from its physical environment, in our case from the human body. The sensor output is an electronic signal which can be transmitted and displayed. Learn more in: Management of Obese Pediatric Patients in the Digital Era

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Devices that act as a transducer to transform energy in physical environment into electrical signals. They can “sense” a physical change in the surrounding environment or other characteristics that may change due to some excitation, such as heat or force, convert that into an electrical signal and convey the information to the controlling stations. Learn more in: Importance of Big Data

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A belief that one's own culture is superior to other cultures. Learn more in: IoT-Controlled Railway Gate System With ML Object Detection Approach: Applied Approach for a Secured IoT System

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A device that detects or measures a physical property and records, indicates, or otherwise responds to it. Learn more in: An Application of Big Data Analytics in Road Transportation

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A device which detects or measures a physical property and records indicates or otherwise responds to it. Learn more in: Safeguarding of ATM

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The devices that manage to observe and measure physical characteristics and provide a digital representation of the measurement. Learn more in: An IoE Architecture for the Preservation of the Cultural Heritage: The STORM Use Case

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Devices that measure data from the environment and which they can pass on. Learn more in: Applications of Wireless Sensor Networks

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Software component and part of the agent used as a mean of acquiring information about current state of the agent environment (i.e., agent percepts). Learn more in: Intelligent Software Agents and Multi-Agent Systems

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It is a device such as probes, gauges, meters, etc. those sense the physical parameters like temperature, humidity, object presence, light, etc. from an environment and convert it into an equivalent electrical signal. Learn more in: Analysis of Bluetooth Versions (4.0, 4.2, 5, 5.1, and 5.2) for IoT Applications

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A sensor is a device that produces an output signal for the purpose of sensing of a physical phenomenon. Learn more in: Cooperative Approach for Intelligent and Smart Agriculture System

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A sensor is a device that detects physical input from its surroundings and transforms this into facts that can be evaluated by humans or machines. Learn more in: Integration of Blockchain and IoT (BIoT): Applications, Security Issues, and Challenges

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Digital interface devices that capture specific information or experiences, and transfer them to a computer through an interface board or microcontroller. Learn more in: Digitizing the Physical: Physicalizing the Digital

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Electronic devices developed to detect events, changes in environment or behavior, and produce outputs in electrical or optical signals. Learn more in: Mobile Phone Sensing in Scientific Research

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These are responsible for collecting evidence regarding events. Especially, if the agents mentioned earlier are in the form of hardware, they are referred to as “sensors.” Learn more in: Early Detection and Recovery Measures for Smart Grid Cyber-Resilience

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A device which detects or measures a physical property and records indicates or otherwise responds to it. Learn more in: Safeguarding of ATM