Introduction to the Internet of Things

Baras, Karolina; Brito, Lina M. P. L.

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“…The missing part in the previous conceptulizations Baras and Brito (2018) offered a summary of several widely acknowledged features of any IoT devices. According to them, the IoT is a network of objects, which have (1) unique identification, (2) ability to "capture the context (sensors)," (3) Internet connectivity, (4) ability to "transmit and/or receive data," and (5) little need for direct human intervention in terms of the aforementioned context capture and data transmission.…”

Section: Previous Conceptualizations Of the Iotoysmentioning

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“…After analyzing the previous definitions of the IoToys, we believe that it is necessary to include an explanation of what constitutes a toy in any conceptualization of the IoToys. Additionally, since the IoToys is a subset of the IoT devices, they should also be uniquely identifiable and require minimum human intervention in capturing and transmitting data (Baras and Brito, 2018). Therefore, an explanation about what toys mean together with these two features are added to form a new conceptualization of the IoToys, which is The Internet of Toys are any Internet-enabled objects that are being used by children and/or adults for play.…”

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Toward a conceptualization of the internet of toys

Ling

Yelland

Hatzigianni

et al. 2021

Australasian Journal of Early Childhood

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The Internet of Things is reshaping many households’ digital landscape and influencing children’s play and learning, especially in the form of toys that are named the Internet of Toys (IoToys). IoToys may generate a significant influence on children’s growth. While increasing attention is drawn to the IoToys, confusion around their conceptualization and use is evident. Without a thorough understanding of what the IoToys are, the progress of meaningful research on this topic will be greatly hindered. We, thus, conducted a systematic review to determine existing definitions of the IoToys using seven major databases over the past 20 years. After analyzing the definitions identified, we found that the previous definitions neglected the significance of defining “toys” in their work. The review led to a discussion around how to understand “toys” and then a more precise conceptualization of the IoToys, based on which implications for future research are offered.

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Section: Previous Conceptualizations Of the Iotoysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Conceptualization Of the Iotoysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Toward a conceptualization of the internet of toys

Ling

Yelland

Hatzigianni

et al. 2021

Australasian Journal of Early Childhood

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“…Accordingly, the SAREF ontology of ETSI [17] as demonstrated by the support of standardisation commission and industry [31] appears an interesting option. Diversity of covered standards, protocols, and platforms in the IoT landscape encourages the usage of SAREF among different vertical domains [32, 33] and makes it usable as a global standard ontology for IoT interoperability and cross‐domain specific information. Moreover, the modularity of the SAREF ontology helps for further investigation and extension according to any other standard in the specific domain.…”

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SARGON – Smart energy domain ontology

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“…The proliferation of the IoT across various sectors produces a deluge of real-time data, bringing to fruition the vision envisioned by Ashton 2 in 1999—a world in which every electronic object is interconnected with a unique digital identity. Defined in 2005 as an omnipresent and dynamic network, 3 IoT now seamlessly integrates into daily life, profoundly influencing it with applications stretching from autonomous driving to smart homes. Notably, the Trigger-Action Pattern (TAP) has emerged as a distinctive IoT application 4 enabling cross-domain interactions via user-customized Recipes, integrating the functionalities of disparate items.…”

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Clustering on heterogeneous IoT information network based on meta path

Zhao,

Zhang,

et al. 2024

Science Progress

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As the Internet and Internet of Things (IoT) continue to develop, Heterogeneous Information Networks (HIN) have formed complex interaction relationships among data objects. These relationships are represented by various types of edges (meta-paths) that contain rich semantic information. In the context of IoT data applications, the widespread adoption of Trigger-Action Patterns makes the management and analysis of heterogeneous data particularly important. This study proposes a meta-path-based clustering method for heterogeneous IoT data called I-RankClus, which aims to improve the modeling and analysis efficiency of IoT data. By combining ranking with clustering algorithms, the PageRank algorithm was used to calculate the intraclass influence of objects in the network. The HITS algorithm then transfers the influence to the core objects, thereby optimizing the classification of objects during the clustering process. The I-RankClus algorithm does not process each meta-path individually, but instead integrates multiple meta-paths to enhance the interpretability and clustering performance of the model. The experimental results show that the I-RankClus algorithm can process complex IoT datasets more effectively than traditional clustering methods and provide more accurate clustering outcomes. Furthermore, through a detailed analysis of meta-paths, this study explored the influence and importance of different meta-paths, thereby validating the effectiveness of the algorithm. Overall, the research presented in this paper not only improves the application effects of HINs in IoT data analysis but also provides valuable methods and insights for future network data processing.

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Introduction to the Internet of Things

Cited by 5 publications

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Toward a conceptualization of the internet of toys

Toward a conceptualization of the internet of toys

SARGON – Smart energy domain ontology

Clustering on heterogeneous IoT information network based on meta path

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