I. Introduction
The RFID (Radio Frequency Identification Development) group first proposed the Internet of Things (IoT) in 1999, and it has since emerged as crucial to the real world's advancement of phones, implanted and all-encompassing communication, distributed computing, and information research [1]. The IoT is predicted to play a main role in bringing all needs of our daily lives together. It includes a variety of areas such as vehicles, health care, sports, entertainment, and upscale houses. The widespread use of IoT improves some daily activities, expands social interactions with people and objects, and advances how people interact with the environment [2].