Internet of Things Patterns for Communication and Management

Reinfurt, Lukas; Breitenbücher, Uwe; Falkenthal, Michael; Leymann, Frank; Riegg, Andreas

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-14291-9_5

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“…In [26], interaction patterns were designed to improve human interactions with ubiquitous IoT applications considering social and behavioral relationships. Similarly, the authors in [27] addressed the heterogeneity problem of IoT devices using agent-based modeling with a three-pattern strategy, while the authors in [28] designed eight patterns for enabling the dynamic communication of IoT devices. And in [29], the authors proposed security patterns for IoT for mobile applications.…”

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Collective Intelligence Using 5G: Concepts, Applications, and Challenges in Sociotechnical Environments

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Collective Intelligence Using 5G: Concepts, Applications, and Challenges in Sociotechnical Environments

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“…In the comprehensive work of [23] [32] [33], the authors reviewed major works on pattern recognition, description, and implementation to select a collection of elements, some necessary and others optional, useful to define IoT patterns. There are, in general, the name and aliases to identify the pattern, the symbol to connect a graphical component with the pattern in a diagram, a problem section to describe the issue with which the pattern is built, the context to explain the situation wherein the problem exists and any constraints, and the forces represented by potentially conflicting considerations to keep in mind when selecting a pattern [34] [35].…”

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Internet of Robotic Things: A Review

Khalid

2021

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The Internet of Things (IoT) gives a strong structure for connecting things to the internet to facilitate Machine to Machine (M2M) communication and data transmission through basic network protocols such as TCP/IP. IoT is growing at a fast pace, and billions of devices are now associated, with the amount expected to reach trillions in the coming years. Many fields, including the army, farming, manufacturing, healthcare, robotics, and biotechnology, are adopting IoT for advanced solutions as technology advances. This paper offers a detailed view of the current IoT paradigm, specifically proposed for robots, namely the Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT). IoRT is a collection of various developments such as Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning, and the (IoT). This paper also goes over architecture, which would be essential in the design of Multi-Role Robotic Systems for IoRT. Furthermore, includes systems underlying IoRT, as well as IoRT implementations. The paper provides the foundation for researchers to imagine the idea of IoRT and to look beyond the frame while designing and implementing IoRT-based robotic systems in real-world implementations.

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“…In their extensive work [9,29,30], the authors went through major works regarding the identification, definition, and application of patterns [31][32][33][34] to select a set of elements, some of them required and other optional, useful to describe IoT patterns. In particular, there are the name and aliases to identify the pattern, the icon to associate a graphical element to the pattern in a diagram, a problem section to state the issue for which the pattern is designed, the context to describe the situation in which the problem occurs and any constraints, and the forces represented by possibly contradictory considerations to bear in mind while choosing a solution.…”

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An Introduction to Patterns for the Internet of Robotic Things in the Ambient Assisted Living Scenario

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The Internet of Things paradigm envisions the interoperation among objects, people, and their surrounding environment. In the last decade, the spread of IoT-based solutions has been supported in various domains and scenarios by academia, industry, and standards-setting organizations. The wide variety of applications and the need for a higher level of autonomy and interaction with the environment have recently led to the rise of the Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT), where smart objects become autonomous robotic systems. As mentioned in the recent literature, many of the proposed solutions in the IoT field have to tackle similar challenges regarding the management of resources, interoperation among objects, and interaction with users and the environment. Given that, the concept of the IoT pattern has recently been introduced. In software engineering, a pattern is defined as a general solution that can be applied to a class of common problems. It is a template suggesting a solution for the same problem occurring in different contexts. Similarly, an IoT pattern provides a guide to design an IoT solution with the difference that the software is not the only element involved. Starting from this idea, we propose the novel concept of the IoRT pattern. To the authors’ knowledge, this is the first attempt at pattern authoring in the Internet of Robotic Things context. We focus on pattern identification by abstracting examples also in the Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) scenario. A case study providing an implementation of the proposed patterns in the AAL context is also presented and discussed.

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Internet of Things Patterns for Communication and Management

Cited by 11 publications

References 18 publications

Collective Intelligence Using 5G: Concepts, Applications, and Challenges in Sociotechnical Environments

Collective Intelligence Using 5G: Concepts, Applications, and Challenges in Sociotechnical Environments

Internet of Robotic Things: A Review

An Introduction to Patterns for the Internet of Robotic Things in the Ambient Assisted Living Scenario

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