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Which connection would be used to describe ads that a smartphone sends as a person walks around a retail store?

The correct answer is C. machine-to-person. The connection describing ads sent from a retail store's system to a person's smartphone is categorized as machine-to-person communication in the context of IoT.

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Question

Which connection would be used to describe ads that a smartphone sends as a person walks around a retail store?

Options

  • Amachine-to-machine
  • Bbusiness-to-consumer
  • Cmachine-to-person
  • Dsensor-to-device

How the community answered

(22 responses)
  • A
    9% (2)
  • B
    5% (1)
  • C
    86% (19)

Why each option

The connection describing ads sent from a retail store's system to a person's smartphone is categorized as machine-to-person communication in the context of IoT.

Amachine-to-machine

Machine-to-machine (M2M) communication involves two machines exchanging data without direct human intervention, which is not the case when a person receives an ad.

Bbusiness-to-consumer

Business-to-consumer (B2C) describes a business model or transaction type between a company and an individual, not the underlying technical communication pattern between devices.

Cmachine-to-personCorrect

In the Internet of Things (IoT) context, a machine-to-person connection describes an interaction where a machine or system directly sends information or commands to an individual, often via their personal device like a smartphone. In this scenario, the retail store's system (a machine) is delivering advertisements to a shopper's smartphone (a person), perfectly fitting this classification.

Dsensor-to-device

Sensor-to-device is too specific; while sensors might be involved in detecting the person, the ad delivery originates from a broader system (machine) to the person, not just a raw sensor feed to a single device.

Concept tested: IoT connection types

Topics

#IoT concepts#Interaction types#Machine-to-person

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