Machine-to-machine communications over the Internet of Things: Private Wi-Fi access prospects

Mohamed, Anis; Gadallah, Yasser; El‐Hennawy, Hadia

doi:10.1109/wd.2016.7461484

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“…For citizens, this will guarantee safety, since today the airspace of Ukraine is relatively empty, but it will gradually fill up with the development of UAVs. In-air accidents that could lead to a crash and further casualties can be prevented with the M2M (machine-to-machine) communication technology [7]. The new opportunities for the developments in this technology, which includes communication between UAVs, are provided with the usage of 5G cellular networks.…”

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Development of System for Registration and Monitoring of UAVs Using 5G Cellular Networks

Одарченко

Horban

Volkov

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Data-Centric Business and Applications

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The uncontrolled distribution and usage of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in the world, in combination with the risks associated with aircraft, other property, people's lives, privacy, violation of secure territories, and overall security, require the creation of a UAV registration and monitoring system. This work aimed to analyze the current state of the UAV registry in Ukraine, to identify the main weak points, and to develop an architecture for the UAV registration and monitoring system. The following tasks were solved to achieve the goal: analysis of the current state of the UAV registry in Ukraine; identifying the main weaknesses of UAV registration and monitoring in Ukraine and determining the directions for their solutions; development of a UAV registration and monitoring method; development of a model for the registration and monitoring of UAVs using 5G cellular networks; development of software for UAVs' registration and monitoring. As a result of the work, a system was developed that allows registering UAVs when they are turned on and monitoring the current coordinates of the UAVs which are using this system.

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Development of System for Registration and Monitoring of UAVs Using 5G Cellular Networks

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Horban

Volkov

et al. 2021

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“…The IEEE 802.11 standard (also known as WiFi) is the wireless standard most commonly used in traditional networks (Toni Adame, Albert Bel, Boris Bellalta, Jaume Barcelo, 2014). Machine to Machine (M2M) communication via the Internet of Things (IoT) network can be done via WiFi because its base widely used, both public and private, as well as its popularity as a technology of access to the internet (Anis, Gadallah, & Elhennawy, 2016b). Some wireless protocol options available for Internet of Things (IoT) devices are Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), Zigbee 802.15.4 based, HaLoW 802.11ah, WiFi, and cellular (Finnegan & Brown, 2018).…”

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IEEE 802.11ah Network Planning for IoT Smart Meter Application: Case Study in Bandung Area

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The growth of Wireless Fidelity (WiFi) technology is so rapid and popular. The technology most widely used for WiFi services is the IEEE 802.11 family of standards. To support the Internet of Things (IoT) era, 802.11ah standard technology has developed, and the standard is intended to provide a low-cost mode of operation, with a wider coverage area, and can support thousands of devices per cell. This paper discusses IEEE 802.11ah Standard Network Planning for the Internet of Things Application (Case Study: Smart Meter Using WiFi.id Network in Bandung), to improve network quality in terms of coverage and capacity to improve the efficiency of the WiFi network and so that it can supports the Internet of Things (IoT) service. Network planning using 802.11ah for the internet of things application with a smart meter case study using the WiFi.id network has been successfully carried out. To cover the entire area of Bandung, 23 sites are required. In the capacity, the Tx slots needed to cover possible smart meters for each site are only 9 tx slots out of a total of 100 tx slots.

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Machine-to-machine communications over the Internet of Things: Private Wi-Fi access prospects

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Development of System for Registration and Monitoring of UAVs Using 5G Cellular Networks

Development of System for Registration and Monitoring of UAVs Using 5G Cellular Networks

IEEE 802.11ah Network Planning for IoT Smart Meter Application: Case Study in Bandung Area

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