Internet of Things (IOT) definition Internet of Things (IOT) refers to physical and virtual objects that have unique identities and are connected to the internet to provide intelligent applications that make energy logistics, industrial control, retail, agriculture and many other domains "smarter." Internet of Things is a new revolution of the internet that is rapidly gathering momentum driven by the advancements in sensor networks, mobile devices and wireless communications and networking and cloud technologies Problem definition Design and implement a Fire Alarm IOT System, using the framework of the Raspberry Pl device, temperature, CO2 and CO sensors as described in "Chapter-7: IOT Physical Devices & Endpoints." Required documentation Define the process specification of the system. The system should collect and analyze the sensor data and email alerts when a fire is detected Define the domain model for this IOT device Define the Service specifications Design a Deployment of the system (the system can be a level IOT-1 system) Define the functional- and operational-view specifications Implement the web services and controller service Does not require to have a fully working IOT application since the complexities of programming and testing the hardware is not feasible. Although implementation of the physical device is not required, some familiarity with programming is expected There is also IOT Code Generator that may be used to Controller and Application Code A code generator is available by going to https:l/www.pythonanywhere.com/ (Links to an external site )Links to an external site. You can also to Host, run, and code Python in the cloud. The basic plan is free and gives you access to machines with a full Python environment (Links to an external site )Links to an external site. already installed. You can develop and host your website or any other code directly from your browser without having to install software or manage your own server The examples and exercises in the textbook have been developed and tested in Ubuntu