Types of architectures
There are three main IoT network architectures:
- Three-layer consists of a perception layer, an application layer, and a network layer. A simple way to think of this architecture is like the human body. The perception layer is like the senses, such as touch, smell and sight. The information the body senses gets sent to the brain, the network, where the information is processed and turned into an action, the application layer.
- Four-layer adds a specific data processing layer and often act as a security layer.
- Five-layer adds a processing layer as well as a business layer.
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