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• This report is based on the following requirement -
• A sensor is a device that detects and responds to some type of input from the physical environment. The specific input could be light, heat, motion, moisture, pressure, or any one of a great number of other environmental phenomena. Sensors are not just a new phenomenon as variations of these technologies have been around for years but with the expansion of wifi, the availability of cheaper devices and societies acceptance to such technologies we are now facing the ‘perfect storm’ for growth. This assessment aims to encourage your understanding what the many opportunities and challenges are going to be as more and more sensor start to be embedded into business environments.
• You are asked to write a literature review to provide a theoretical understanding of sensor technologies (you can choose one sector, or one product, or take a general overview of the connected world), then create an academic poster to demonstrate a practical understanding of sensor (the same topic areas as the literature review):
• 1. Write a literature review to critically discuss the challenges and opportunities that sensors will introduce to business (1500 word limit with a 10%-­/+)
• a. You are asked to carry out a systematic literature review of your chosen sensor topic area. Your purpose is to discover relevant, peer-­reviewed, academic research articles on your chosen sensor topic area
• b. Introduce your sensor topic area and construct a balanced discussion that may include a comparison between differentauthors' views on an issue, highlight areas in which authors are in disagreement you can group authors who draw similar conclusions, offer a criticism on aspects of methodology. Then highlight exemplary studies and or gaps in research (50%)
• Create a well-­designed digital academic poster or an Infographic linking to your chosen sensor topic area that includes:
• Background of your sensor topic area
• Consequences of your sensor topic area
• Make recommendations how society might harness the benefits or mitigate the negatives. (40%)
• Reflection on learning and practice throughout the module. (300 word limit with a 10%-­/+)
• Focus on one area of learning or practice and use Gibbs Reflective Cycle to frame your discussion. Please add this to the end of your literature review (10%)

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