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 ====== IoT Network Design Methodologies ======
-Designing a network for the Internet of Things (IoT) requires a strategic approach integrating scalability, security, efficiency, and interoperability. IoT network design methodologies revolve around creating robust, flexible, and efficient networks supporting diverse devices, applications, and services. These methodologies emphasize handling large volumes of data, ensuring real-time communication, and maintaining high levels of security and reliability.
+Designing a network for the Internet of Things requires a strategic approach integrating scalability, security, efficiency, and interoperability. IoT network design methodologies revolve around creating robust, flexible, and efficient networks supporting diverse devices, applications, and services. These methodologies emphasise handling large volumes of data, ensuring real-time communication, and maintaining high levels of security and reliability.
 This section explores the principles, methodologies, challenges, and best practices for designing IoT networks.
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 <caption>IoT Network Design Methodologies</caption>
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 . **Topology Selection:** \\
-Choose the most suitable topology based on the use case, device distribution, and scalability needs (e.g., star, mesh, tree, hybrid).
+Based on the use case, device distribution, and scalability needs, choose the most suitable topology (e.g., star, mesh, tree, hybrid).
 . **Protocol and Communication Technology:**\\
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 <caption>Challenges in IoT Network Design</caption>
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 <caption>Best Practices for IoT Network Design</caption>
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 **5. Monitor and Manage:**\\
-Deploy monitoring tools to track performance, detect anomalies, and optimise resource utilization.
+Deploy monitoring tools to track performance, detect anomalies, and optimise resource utilisation.
 **6. Optimise for Energy Efficiency:**\\
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 **2. AI-Driven Network Management:**
-Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are being used to optimise IoT network performance and predict potential failures.
+Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are used to optimise IoT network performance and predict potential failures.
 **3. Blockchain for Security:**

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