IBM Bluemix Mobile Cloud Services

Gheith, Ahmed; Rajamony, Ram; Bohrer, Patrick; Agarwal, Kanak; Kistler, Michael; Eagle, B. L. White; Hambridge, C. A.; Carter, John B.; Kaplinger, T.

doi:10.1147/jrd.2016.2515422

Cited by 40 publications

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“…In addition to providing additional frameworks and services, the Bluemix provides a dashboard for you to create, view, and manage your applications and services as well as monitor your application's resource usage. The Bluemix dashboard also provides the ability to manage organizations, spaces, and user access [9].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This makes it ideal to run at the edge of the network on low-cost hardware, including the Raspberry Pi as well as in the cloud. Node-RED is one of the services that available in the IBM Bluemix [9].…”

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“…When the connection is established, Raspberry Pi will read the car's engine data using open source program in Python called pyOBD. pyOBD is a GUI based application as an interface between ELM32x OBDII and user [9][10][11][12][13].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Driving and Fuel Consumption Monitoring with Internet of Things

Husni

2017

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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Abstract-Problems related to fuel consumption efficiency are likely to occur in a car rental company. A system for the Internet of Things -VISCar to monitor fuel consumption on Android mobile application is proposed to solve the problem. The VISCar has four features, including driving behavior analysis, monitoring, notification, and location and route to the gas station. This system consists of three subsystems: connector, server, and user interface. Car's engine data is scanned by OBDII and sent via Bluetooth to Raspberry Pi then passed using 3G connection to the server and being stored. The data can be accessed by users through a mobile application via MQTT and processed on server for analysis. The test results show VISCar has been successfully built and implemented to monitor fuel consumption efficiency for the car rental company.

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Driving and Fuel Consumption Monitoring with Internet of Things

Husni

2017

Int. J. Interact. Mob. Technol.

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“…It also features the manufacture of machine codes dependent on library functions [18]. These JavaScript engines currently being used in various commercial terminal environments have the disadvantage of being unable to provide a processing speed that is as fast as the desktop browser due to limited environment of the mobile ecosystem [19,20].…”

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Cloud Computing to Improve JavaScript Processing Efficiency of Mobile Applications

Kim¹

2017

J Inf Process Syst

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The burgeoning distribution of smartphone web applications based on various mobile environments is increasingly focusing on the performance of mobile applications implemented by JavaScript and HTML5 (Hyper Text Markup Language 5). If application software has a simple functional processing structure, then the problem is benign. However, browser loads are becoming more burdensome as the amount of JavaScript processing continues to increase. Processing time and capacity of the JavaScript in current mobile browsers are limited. As a solution, the Web Worker is designed to implement multi-threading. However, it cannot guarantee the computing ability as a native application on mobile devices, and is not sufficient to improve processing speed. The method proposed in this research overcomes the limitation of resources as a mobile client and guarantees performance by native application software by providing high computing service. It shifts the JavaScript process of a mobile device on to a cloud-based computer server. A performance evaluation experiment revealed the proposed algorithm to be up to 6 times faster in computing speed compared to the existing mobile browser's JavaScript process, and 3 to 6 times faster than Web Worker. In addition, memory usage was also less than the existing technology.

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“…It is based on open source computer technologies like Cloud Foundry and Docker [17,18]. To simplify the monitoring and control functions, Bluemix provides the access through the dashboard and Cloud Foundry console [19]. It should be noticed that in many cases IBM provides easy access to faculties, students, and developers to Bluemix.…”

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Fast Prototyping of the Internet of Things solutions with IBM Bluemix

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Proletarsky²,

Belov³

et al. 2017

Proceedings of the 50th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (2017)

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Fast prototyping for IoT projects has gained attraction in many industries. Today's IT market requires new faster techniques to get business advantages in different industries starting from the energy consumption and retail to the manufacturing, services, and agriculture. Combining sensors and actuators, embedded systems and networks with cloud computing platforms and cognitive services in one project is a very promising approach to address industry needs. Thus, system developers have to be familiar with many design technologies and best practices. At the same time, this approach requires a profound change in the way of interaction between major IoT market actors: suppliers and consumers of cloud platfrm and services, teams of developers and universities. In this paper, we analyze how to build effectively interaction of major IoT market actors and discuss a platform for such collaboration. We present a collaborative framework for fast prototyping of IoT solutions with different stakeholders participating. The paper demonstrates the results of this approach in the case of interaction between vendor, university, and industry. We consider a number of technological and practical aspects of this collaborative framework using IBM Bluemix cloud platform and IoT templates. We tested this approach in IoT hackathon with a participation of a vendor, local business partners, and industry representatives. Projects developed during this hackathon will be used to illustrate results achieved by applying introduced concept for IoT solutions prototyping.

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IBM Bluemix Mobile Cloud Services

Cited by 40 publications

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Driving and Fuel Consumption Monitoring with Internet of Things

Driving and Fuel Consumption Monitoring with Internet of Things

Cloud Computing to Improve JavaScript Processing Efficiency of Mobile Applications

Fast Prototyping of the Internet of Things solutions with IBM Bluemix

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