Applications of RFID and WSNs technologies to Internet of Things

Campos, Leonardo Barreto; Cugnasca, Carlos Eduardo

doi:10.1109/brasilrfid.2014.7128955

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“…Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) serve as instruments to capture various physical conditions of the surrounding environment, including movement, heat, pressure, noise, and pollution. WSNs include cameras, microphones, smartphones, smart watches, smart screens, and smart vehicles with superior capabilities and resources, such as computing power, energy, and storage [27,28]. RFID tags require the readers to receive and transmit their data to the second layer.…”

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A Meta Modeling-Based Interoperability and Integration Testing Platform for IoT Systems

Shah,

Shafi,

Ahmad

et al. 2023

Sensors

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The rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) and its integration into various industries has made it extremely challenging to guarantee IoT systems’ dependability and quality, including scalability, dynamicity, and integration with existing IoT frameworks. However, the essential principles, approaches, and advantages of model-driven IoT testing indicate a promising strategy for overcoming these. This paper proposes a metamodeling-based interoperability and integration testing approach for IoT systems that automates the creation of test cases and the assessment of system performance by utilizing formal models to reflect the behavior and interactions of IoT systems. The proposed model-based testing enables the systematic verification and validation of complex IoT systems by capturing the essential characteristics of IoT devices, networks, and interactions. This study describes the key elements of model-driven IoT testing, including the development of formal models, methods for generating test cases, and the execution and assessment of models. In addition, it examines various modeling formalisms and their use in IoT testing, including state-based, event-driven, and hybrid models. This study examines several methods for creating test cases to ensure thorough and effective testing, such as constraint-based strategies and model coverage requirements. Model-driven IoT testing improves defect detection, expands test coverage, decreases testing effort, and increases system reliability. It also offers an organized and automated method to confirm the efficiency and dependability of IoT systems.

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A Meta Modeling-Based Interoperability and Integration Testing Platform for IoT Systems

Shah,

Shafi,

Ahmad

et al. 2023

Sensors

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“…WSNs are tools that contribute to capturing the physical conditions in the surrounding environment such as movement, heat, pressure, noise, pollution, and many more. Cameras, microphones, in addition to smartphones, smartwatches, smart screens, smart vehicles, and others, are examples of WSNs, which are devices with greater capabilities and resources (computing, energy, and storage) [4,5]. RFID Tags need a reader that receives their data and sends it to the second layer, WSNs also need a virtual gateway or sink also for the same purpose.…”

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A Survey of Interoperability Challenges and Solutions for Dealing With Them in IoT Environment

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Interoperability is functionality that facilitates integration amongst disparate devices and systems used by applications. As such, interoperability facilitates timely, efficient, and effective completion of applications in addition to finding new smarter, and more adaptive services. Smart cities, like many other environments and applications, suffer from a lack of interoperability, which makes their processing very challenging. Lack of interoperability also leads to ineffectiveness, which is highly desirable for applications dealing with emergencies or having exceptional requirements. In particular, interoperability is highly desirable in heterogeneous systems. This research presents a comprehensive review of the available methods and ways to deal with the issues related to interoperability. We shall also provide a classification of the available solutions sorted out according to the domains, identifying their advantages and limitations. Finally, we shall propose a hybrid approach for dealing with the interoperability that can be regarded as a comprehensive and reliable solution within smart cities.

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“…RFID technologies have tremendous potential in the automotive industry, a potential not yet exploited to the limit. The paper follows the ongoing efforts of some of the leading research work toward the next generation of RF sensing with many applications on the Internet of Thing (IoT) [1]. The focus of the paper is on the UHF-RFID antennas which are operating in the 860-960 MHz band.…”

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Laminated Glass UHF-RFID Antenna for Automotive Applications

Crişan

2019

Carpathian Journal of Electronic and Computer Engineering

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This paper presents a new technique for UHF RFID antenna integration with a great impact on the automotive industry. The antenna has been optimized in HFSS and the prototype has been laminated and measured, in between two thin glass slices. The design takes into account the aspects related to the automotive safety glass, used for the windscreens in front of the automobiles. The paper proposes the use of aluminum sheets for the active element of the antenna together with three glass layers as substrates. This approach exhibits excellent results and could be applicable for vehicle long-range identification (AVI) or for cars tracking and localization.

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Applications of RFID and WSNs technologies to Internet of Things

Cited by 12 publications

References 17 publications

A Meta Modeling-Based Interoperability and Integration Testing Platform for IoT Systems

A Meta Modeling-Based Interoperability and Integration Testing Platform for IoT Systems

A Survey of Interoperability Challenges and Solutions for Dealing With Them in IoT Environment

Laminated Glass UHF-RFID Antenna for Automotive Applications

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