Enabling Bi-directional Haptic Control in Next Generation Communication Systems: Research, Standards, and Vision

Chathura, Sarathchandra,; Haensge, Kay; Robitzsch, Sebastian; Ghassemian, Hassan; Olvera-Hernandez, Ulises

doi:10.1109/cscn53733.2021.9686137

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“…Collection of live measurements from sensors and electrical meters installed in the building to monitor its real-time operating conditions. In this context, modules with wireless-communication protocols, such as BLE, Z-Wave, and ZigBee, can be used at the field level, along with the required infrastructure for integration into the IoT TCP/IP network [128][129][130][131]. Additionally, live weather data could also be collected.…”

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Generic IoT for Smart Buildings and Field-Level Automation—Challenges, Threats, Approaches, and Solutions

Ożadowicz

2024

Computers

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Smart home and building systems are popular solutions that support maintaining comfort and safety and improve energy efficiency in buildings. However, dynamically developing distributed network technologies, in particular the Internet of Things (IoT), are increasingly entering the above-mentioned application areas of building automation, offering new functional possibilities. The result of these processes is the emergence of many different solutions that combine field-level and information and communications technology (ICT) networks in various configurations and architectures. New paradigms are also emerging, such as edge and fog computing, providing support for local monitoring and control networks in the implementation of advanced functions and algorithms, including machine learning and artificial intelligence mechanisms. This paper collects state-of-the-art information in these areas, providing a systematic review of the literature and case studies with an analysis of selected development trends. The author systematized this information in the context of the potential development of building automation systems. Based on the conclusions of this analysis and discussion, a framework for the development of the Generic IoT paradigm in smart home and building applications has been proposed, along with a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT) analysis of its usability. Future works are proposed as well.

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Section: Tactile Internet and Digital Twins With Distributed Automati...mentioning

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Generic IoT for Smart Buildings and Field-Level Automation—Challenges, Threats, Approaches, and Solutions

Ożadowicz

2024

Computers

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“…The system requirements should also be customized according to the traffic type. For instance, the latency requirement set for the haptic data is smaller than that of the video traffic [8] in order to have a cost-efficient component placement. Finally, the cost of deploying services and delivering them to end users must be minimized for cost-effectiveness reasons.…”

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Remote Robotic Surgery: Joint Placement and Scheduling of VNF-FGs

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Ebrahimzadeh

Glitho

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2022 18th International Conference on Network and Service Management (CNSM)

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Remote robotic surgery is one of the most interesting Tactile Internet (TI) applications. It has a huge potential to deliver healthcare services to remote locations. Moreover, it provides better precision and accuracy to diagnose and operate on patients. Remote robotic surgery requires ultra-low latency and ultra-high reliability. The aforementioned stringent requirements do not apply for all the multimodal data traffic (i.e., audio, video, and haptic) triggered during a surgery session. Hence, customizing resource allocation policies according to the different qualityof-service (QoS) requirements is crucial in order to achieve a cost-effective deployment of such system. In this paper, we focus on resource allocation in a softwarized 5G-enabled TI remote robotic surgery system through the use of Network Functions Virtualization (NFV). Specifically, this work is devoted to the joint placement and scheduling of application components in an NFVbased remote robotic surgery system, while considering haptic and video data. The problem is formulated as an integer linear program (ILP). Due to its complexity, we propose a greedy algorithm to solve the developed ILP in a computationally efficient manner. The simulation results show that our proposed algorithm is close to optimal and outperforms the benchmark solutions in terms of cost and admission rate. Furthermore, our results demonstrate that splitting application traffic to multiple VNFforwarding graphs (VNF-FGs) with different QoS requirements achieves a significant gain in terms of cost and admission rate compared to modeling the whole application traffic with one VNF-FG having the most stringent requirements.

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“…Основно предизвикателство в контекста на тактилния Интернет е разработването на семейство стандартни хаптични кодеци, подобно на съществуващите аудио (ITU-T H.264) и видео (ISO/IEC MPEG -4) кодеци [18]. Обхващайки както кинестетична, така и тактилна информация, такова семейство кодеци би било ключов фактор за мащабируемост в периферията на мрежата.…”

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Requirements to the tactile Internet and approaches for implementation

Simeonova

2022

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The aim of this paper is to outline the specifics of network service parameters, as well as the basic technical requirements for the tactile Internet based on mobile networks, which are the basis for developing its system and functional architecture, components and interactions in architecture. The accepted interfaces in the tactile Internet network are given and an analysis of protocols proposed for use for tactile Internet is made. The results are related to the differentiation of the features of architecture, interfaces and protocols of the tactile Internet. Contributions from the work are the comprehensive consideration and analysis of the development of the tactile Internet, outlining some possible current directions of research, as well as existing highlights and open questions.

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Enabling Bi-directional Haptic Control in Next Generation Communication Systems: Research, Standards, and Vision

Cited by 12 publications

References 9 publications

Generic IoT for Smart Buildings and Field-Level Automation—Challenges, Threats, Approaches, and Solutions

Generic IoT for Smart Buildings and Field-Level Automation—Challenges, Threats, Approaches, and Solutions

Remote Robotic Surgery: Joint Placement and Scheduling of VNF-FGs

Requirements to the tactile Internet and approaches for implementation

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