The motivation for creating the Internet of Things (IoT) by embedding computing devices in everyday objects is primarily to enhance the functionality, efficiency, and convenience of these objects. By connecting physical things to the internet, IoT enables data collection, communication, and interoperability among devices, leading to automation, remote control, and improved user experiences. This connectivity fosters innovative industrial and societal products and services, making everyday environments smarter such as smart homes, smart cities, and smart industries. Additional motivations include enabling better decision-making through real-time data, optimizing resource use, and creating new economic opportunities by empowering anyone to design smart devices. This approach also promotes a deeper integration between the physical and digital worlds, making technology more pervasive and accessible to enhance daily life and societal functions on a global scale.