An IoT System with Remote Reconfigurable Wireless Sensor Network Nodes and its Application to Measurement of Classroom Activity

Yamanoue, Takashi; Yokoyama, Daichi; Umeda, Ryuya; Morita, Shota; Ozeki, Takashi; Nakamichi, Noboru

doi:10.1109/iiai-aai.2018.00014

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“…A WSN is not considered in this paper. A Wiki IoT system with a WSN is described in other papers [8], [9], [10]. We adopt PukiWiki software [11] for the Wiki IoT because PukiWiki is simpler to de- ploy than many other wikis.…”

Section: Bot Computing and Wiki Iot Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Campus Equipment Controller Using an IoT System that Can Configure and Control its Edge Devices Behind a NAT Using Wiki Pages on the Internet

Yamanoue

2022

Journal of Information Processing

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This paper describes the development of an electric appliance controller using an IoT system. The IoT system can configure and control its edge devices which are placed behind a Network Address Translator (NAT) using Wiki pages. These operations were realized by Bot Computing, a framework for Internet of Things (IoT). Any electric appliance can be controlled using the combination of Bot Computing and edge devices with an Infra-Red (IR) transmitter, if the appliance has the IR remote controlled function. We can program the power on/off time of any electric appliances, by writing a script on a Wiki page on the Internet, using Bot Computing. We can change the program anytime, anywhere. We also can control turning on or off the appliance anytime, anywhere.

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Section: Bot Computing and Wiki Iot Systemmentioning

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A Campus Equipment Controller Using an IoT System that Can Configure and Control its Edge Devices Behind a NAT Using Wiki Pages on the Internet

Yamanoue

2022

Journal of Information Processing

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“…A WSN is not considered in this paper. A Wiki IoT system with a WSN is described in other papers [8], [9].…”

Section: Outline Of Wiki Iot System and The Wiki Botmentioning

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“…Wiki IoT is an object-oriented computing system [9]. In our Wiki IoT system, an object is the combination of a Wiki page and a Wiki bot.…”

Section: Class Pages and Object Pagesmentioning

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Monitoring of Servers and Server Rooms by IoT System that Can Configure and Control its Terminal Sensors Behind a NAT Using a Wiki Page on the Internet

Yamanoue

2020

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This paper describes a method of monitoring servers or server rooms by an Internet of Things (IoT) system that can configure and control terminal sensors behind a network address translation (NAT) router through a Wiki page on the Internet. This IoT system consists of Wiki pages and a bot (Wiki Bot) that runs on Raspberry Pi with sensors. A Wiki Bot can be placed behind the NAT router to resist various online attacks. The IoT system can monitor servers behind a NAT router over the Internet. A Wiki Bot is controlled by sending commands from the Wiki page. It acquires data from its sensors and processes the data via a command sequence of commands. The sensors settings and the data sampling rate can be remotely changed by changing the commands on the Wiki page.

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An IoT System with Remote Reconfigurable Wireless Sensor Network Nodes and its Application to Measurement of Classroom Activity

Cited by 2 publications

References 7 publications

A Campus Equipment Controller Using an IoT System that Can Configure and Control its Edge Devices Behind a NAT Using Wiki Pages on the Internet

A Campus Equipment Controller Using an IoT System that Can Configure and Control its Edge Devices Behind a NAT Using Wiki Pages on the Internet

Monitoring of Servers and Server Rooms by IoT System that Can Configure and Control its Terminal Sensors Behind a NAT Using a Wiki Page on the Internet

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