Performance analysis of IoT development boards for GPS applications

Tham, Yee Yant (2020) Performance analysis of IoT development boards for GPS applications. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Internet of Things (IoT) is defined as a network devices comprise with electronic sensor and software product which communicate with each other to make our physical world become real and smarter. Hence, smaller size of IoT development boards or IoT microcontroller units (MCU) perform various applications in an IoT projects due to computer system on a chip, processor and programmable input and output peripherals which allow interact and exchange the data in cloud. Technology become the rescue and made the revolution changes which enable our life more convenience, easier and innovations. As we know that Global Positioning System (GPS) technology often utilized mostly in our daily life as we depend mostly to pinpoint the position of location based satellite system. Therefore, the performance of IoT development boards based GPS application is implemented and analysed. As part of a research, IoT development boards is studied and implemented with GPS sensor to test and analyse their performance based on the parameters on accuracy of locations latitude, longitude, altitude, speed, distance and duration time between two locations. Real time GPS data is received and stored in Thingspeak cloud for further research. The best performances of IoT development boards is verify based on the results compared to the Google Map applications.

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