Beginners: M2M, MTC & IoT

[@Vlozkov]

Fantastic video. Really helped me understand the difference, thank you.

[@kaspiansnetflix2534]

Very simplified information to understand. Thank you very much

[@kuttychelsea1]

Greatly explained, thanks. Hope to see more from you.

[@engineershmily]

its a very good video but please also address the drawbacks of using cloud servers and how to cope up with those issues i mean why we want to go from M2M to IoT and what are challenges....2nd relate this idea with real world communication...coffee machine example is good one but please give more practical example...if you have this type of video plz share the link..thank u

[@Sheaffer72]

Great video. Thanks for the information.

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[@blsfalcon]

Thanks! Excellent video!

[@samarahmad7388]

Sir would you Please suggest me Book and link of book to learn M2M Communiction

[@3G4G5G]

Oops, we never got round to answering this question. Hopefully you found a good resource.

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[@aliyadasgupta3306]

Super video, thanks a ton!

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[@smartyngud]

Well explained , thanks !!

[@muhammedimdaad]

perfect

[@slhzidi]

Thank you!

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Welcome!

[@lifeboy6969]

Does M2M architect uses standard GSM and standard SIM card? what is the differance between a standard SIM and M2M Sim Cards?

[@3G4G5G]

Most of the M2M devices still use a physical SIM, similar to those used in your smartphone or any mobile phone. The technology could be 2G (GSM), 3G (UMTS), 4G (LTE) and even 5G. Many of the modern M2M/IoT devices instead use only the SIM software (eUICC) so there is no physical SIM. The same technology can be used for smartwatches, smartphones, tablets, etc.