Doors are never locked for smart software and smart devices that are trained by smart people Key Features Description Almost every industry is looking for solutions for the best performance in the work that they produce. Researchers and developers are developing promising solutions that address the industrial problems to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of either the product or the service. This paradigm has changed the way many solutions and services are designed. Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) are the backbone implementation for the Internet of Things (IoT) to be realized. For the IoT to produce efficient results, Artificial Intelligence (AI) becomes the key assistance; however, it needs careful modeling. The content for the book is planned and prepared in such a way that you will be able to understand the concept and can interpret it for their use. The concepts, technologies, processes that are discussed in the book are contemporary and futuristic. Every chapter is well planned to be a subsequent chapter for the previous. In the Summary section of each chapter, there are a few review questions and a case for research. What will you learn Who this book is for By nature, every human is anxious to learn and would be benefited when they find the right direction. This book is truly intended for all students, teachers, product designers, opensource developers. However, it does not limit them alone. Those who have stepped into research, afresh, will find this book a more exciting one. Table of Contents 1. Introduction 2. WSN, AI, and Future Shock 3. Active Research Areas of WSN, AI, and IoT 4. Simulators of WSN, AI, and IoT 5. Blockchain for WSN, AI, and IoT 6. What is Next? 7. State of AI and IoT by 2050 About the Authors Dr. Chandrakant Naikodi is presently working as an Associate Professor at Davanagere University, Davanagere. Before this position, he has worked as Principal Applications Engineer in Oracle India Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore, India. He is the author of Twenty Technical/Non- Technical books and published more than 80 technical papers in International Conferences/Journals. He has secured DCS, BE, ME, and Ph.D. degrees in Computer Science and Engineering. Dr. Suresh L is currently working as the Principal of the Cambridge Institute of Technology. He is an educationist who inspires young professionals to pursue their dreams with 27 years of administration and teaching experience in the field of Computer Science. He is leading his research team, primarily focused on computing and processing. His specializations are Distributed Systems and Cloud Computing, Data Mining and Data Warehousing, and Data Structures and Algorithms.