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promising area of research. We have proposed to use the smart grid as a step to connect
all power grids for efficient energy management. In future, several experiments are proposed to be conducted in smart traffic, smartphones, smart parking system, etc., in order
to obtain a viable solution for the several potential IoT applications of AI into tomorrow’s
digital world.
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