Internet of Things: Services and Applications Categorization

Gigli, Matthew; Koo, Simon G. M.

doi:10.4236/ait.2011.12004

Cited by 169 publications

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“…Nowadays the number of applications enabled by the use of IoT is huge and is supposed to grow further in the next years. Every application can be linked to a particular IoT service and can be grouped in four main types [20]: 1. Identity-related services, which consist in two major components (the things, an identification detector, and the read device, which read the thing identity through its label).…”

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The impact of IoT technologies on product-oriented PSS: The “home delivery” service case

Seregni

Sassanelli

Cerri

et al. 2016

2016 IEEE 2nd International Forum on Research and Technologies for Society and Industry Leveraging a Better Tomorrow (RTSI)

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Abstract-The contribution aims to evaluate the impact that IoT technologies can have on PSS and services. Particularly, the analysis considers two dimensions: the typology of services enabled by the IoT, and the PSS lifecycle phases of the home delivery. By means of multiple use cases, authors found out that IoT technologies have huge impacts both on order placement and delivery phases. Particularly, they have a two-fold advantage for the main stakeholders involved: on one side they speed up operations and on the other they reduce the number of activities for completing the overall home delivery process.

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Section: Pssmentioning

confidence: 99%

The impact of IoT technologies on product-oriented PSS: The “home delivery” service case

Seregni

Sassanelli

Cerri

et al. 2016

2016 IEEE 2nd International Forum on Research and Technologies for Society and Industry Leveraging a Better Tomorrow (RTSI)

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“…Possible services comprise e-health, vehicle monitoring, battle ground assessment, home automation security mechanism, disaster management etc. [18].…”

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Layering the Internet-of-Things with Multicasting in Flow-Sensors for Internet-of-Services

Rahmani¹,

Kanter²

2015

IJMUE

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“…The myriad definitions that have been presented for the IoT (Haller et al, 2008 ;Atzori, et al, 2010 ;Haller, 2010 ;Gigli and Koo, 2011) contain several core themes: computation in a wide range of objects, networking to share data and provide access and, in many cases, 'smart' behaviour as a result of this combination. Blurring the distinction between computational devices and all entities is also key to the IoT concept.…”

Section: The Internet Of Thingsmentioning

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Exploring Interpretations of Data from the Internet of Things in the Home

Brown

Coughlan

Lawson

et al. 2013

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The 'Internet of Things' can be expected to radically increase the amount of potentially sensitive data gathered in our homes. This study explores the social implications of the presentation of data that could be collected within the household. In particular it focuses on how ambiguities in this data, combined with existing interpersonal relationships, could influence social dynamics. Thirty--five participants were each presented with three separate household scenarios, involving ambiguous data which were collected and presented via near--future Internet of Things technologies. Each participant was asked to respond to a series of open and closed questions about how they would interpret the data, how they would react to it, and their general opinions of the technologies presented. Through qualitative and quantitative analysis of their responses, we contribute an understanding of how people interpret information about those around them. We find a common willingness to make inferences based on ambiguities within the data, even when participants are aware of the limitations of their understanding. We also find that sharing data produced via tagging of everyday objects raises a high level of privacy concern, and that in a somewhat incoherent stance users are more comfortable sharing data publicly than in a targeted fashion with commercial organisations. Our findings also suggest that the age of the target user group has a greater impact on ease of use judgements than the nature of the technology, and we find some evidence that user's interpretations can be biased by an individual's age.

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Internet of Things: Services and Applications Categorization

Cited by 169 publications

References 7 publications

The impact of IoT technologies on product-oriented PSS: The “home delivery” service case

The impact of IoT technologies on product-oriented PSS: The “home delivery” service case

Layering the Internet-of-Things with Multicasting in Flow-Sensors for Internet-of-Services

Exploring Interpretations of Data from the Internet of Things in the Home

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