An MQTT-Based Context-Aware Autonomous System in oneM2M Architecture

Kim, Geonwoo; Kang, Seongju; Park, Jiwoo; Chung, Kwangsue

doi:10.1109/jiot.2019.2919971

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“…It has been shown that MQTT and CoAP are more suitable for IoT purposes [24]. A significant effort has been made in [25] to provide service abstraction using oneM2M reference architecture and control system via MQTT messages. However, device hibernation is not considered, while the proposed MQTT topic scheme depends on the IP addresses of devices in the system and is not suitable for the cases in which the IP address changes dynamically.…”

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WISE: MQTT-based Protocol for IP Device Provisioning and Abstraction in IoT Solutions

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Pavlovic²,

Antić

2021

ELEKTRON ELEKTROTECH

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Although numerous consumer devices use Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) protocol stack to connect and communicate over the Internet, their integration into a single Internet of Things (IoT) solution represents a challenge, primarily due to the lack of the standardized interoperability framework on the application layer. Devices produced by different manufacturers cannot operate together out of the box, thus raising the cost of system setup and maintenance. In this paper, a novel protocol is proposed that aims to bridge this gap. It is based on Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) protocol and allows the seamless integration of different kinds of IP devices into the connected system. The proposed protocol is complete as it covers the aspects of device discovery and association in the IoT network. It provides mechanisms for IoT network maintenance and defines the abstract device model and communication patterns to enable system-wide device interoperability. The other goal of the protocol is to be portable to resource-constrained platforms. To validate the proposed protocol, it was integrated into the existing smart home hub, and for testing and validation purposes, prototype devices were developed.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

WISE: MQTT-based Protocol for IP Device Provisioning and Abstraction in IoT Solutions

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Antić

2021

ELEKTRON ELEKTROTECH

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“…This paper uses the controller device’s authentication and authorisation mechanism to allow the system to register with the gateway during initialisation. When the smart controller uses MQTT [ 32 ] to communicate with traditional controllers, devices that are not registered in the gateway are unable to obtain messages, ensuring minimal security and flexibility.…”

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“…If new devices are added in the future, the user need only update the gateway code, thus reducing the complexity of the system’s update code. The following are the module features of the gateway: MQTT Broker: In this module, the MQTT protocol [ 32 ] transmits the published messages from the controller to the gateway, and the gateway processes the received messages to determine the corresponding device instructions. The gateway analyses, processes and publishes all messages.…”

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A Framework for Off-Line Operation of Smart and Traditional Devices of IoT Services

Huang

2020

Sensors

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Recently, with the continuous evolution of information technology, various products such as Building Information, Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, Cloud Computing and Machine Learning have been developed and have created a lifestyle change. A smart Internet of Things (IoT) system is formed by combining the communication capabilities of the internet with control, monitoring and identification services to integrate people, things and objects. However, in some IoT environments that have a weak signal, such as remote areas, warehouses or basements, the network may become unstable, meaning that the IoT system is unable to provide efficient services. This paper therefore presents a framework that ensures the reliability of IoT system services so that even if the IoT system cannot connect to the network, the system can provide the services offline. To avoid increasing the installation cost or replacing existing traditional devices with modern smart devices, this framework can also be used to control traditional devices. The system operation is convenient because users can operate all their smart and traditional devices under the IoT system through voice commands and/or a handheld microcontroller, thus reducing the manual operation of the user. The framework proposed in this paper can be applied to various smart scenarios, including smart warehouses, smart restaurants, smart homes, smart farms and smart factories, to improve people’s quality of life and convenience, and create a humane and comfortable smart living environment.

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“…Numerical evaluation of the model portrayed diminishing security threat if diversity and integrity duplication were applied. Geonwoo et al [17] offered a design to deliver an arrangement tool using the MQTT to issue/contribute messaging configuration. Handlers were able to distinguish the provision and admittance route of each node by means of the provision encounter.…”

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Context-Aware Autonomous Security Assertion for Industrial IoT

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The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) platform consists of purpose-driven communication controllers, enterprise-grade modems (routers and gateways), and edge computing systems that require integrated software and sensing capability in mission-critical environments. Extensible purpose-built industrial supervisory control and data acquisition networks are prone to numerous cybersecurity threats. In this paper, the historical databased qualitative threat assessment was part of the comprehensive risk breakdown (i.e., to quantify assessment and remediation) of the practicing industry (i.e., systems that rely on robotics, big data & analytics). Furthermore, a risk and operability (HAZOP & convolution neuralnetwork) evaluation was proved to be the paramount study for autonomous vulnerability assessment. Through autonomous network management, continuous software monitoring, data-driven device insights, and integrated content filtering, the proposed endpoint protection scheme shows significant improvement in preventing data breaches, denial of service (DoS), and malware detection. A distinctive computational methodology to determine the cyber risk for industrial structures with IoT-explicit control factors has been programmed and elucidated in the perspective of IIoT systems. Firmware driven emulation (integrated and optimized) outcome aided to reduce breach ratio, better incident detection, and enhanced protection of confidential data.

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An MQTT-Based Context-Aware Autonomous System in oneM2M Architecture

Cited by 39 publications

References 25 publications

WISE: MQTT-based Protocol for IP Device Provisioning and Abstraction in IoT Solutions

WISE: MQTT-based Protocol for IP Device Provisioning and Abstraction in IoT Solutions

A Framework for Off-Line Operation of Smart and Traditional Devices of IoT Services

Context-Aware Autonomous Security Assertion for Industrial IoT

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