Model of integration of embedded systems via CoAP protocol of Internet of Things

Peniak, Peter; Franekova, Maria

doi:10.1109/ae.2016.7577273

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“…Six type of translation scenarios are used to show the applicability of SeMBIoT; 1) HTTP to MQTT, 2) HTTP to CoAP, 3) HTTP to XMPP, 4) MQTT to CoAP, 5) XMPP to MQTT and 6) XMPP to CoAP. As shown in Table 5, two more research studies [34] and [35] fall under gateway-based approach for integration (Section II-B). In [34] and [35], the proposed integration enables the application layer protocols to talk with REST endpoints and embedded systems respectively.…”

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A Systematic Review on the Data Interoperability of Application Layer Protocols in Industrial IoT

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Due to the rising popularity of the Internet of Things (IoT), interconnected infrastructures with better flexibility and efficiency are being developed for industry 4.0. The use of IoT in industry 4.0 introduces a new term "Industrial IoT (IIoT)", which allows remote monitoring of wide-ranging industrial processes. IIoT tends to function with a large number of heterogeneous devices, therefore, data interoperability is the biggest challenge in achieving seamless real-time communication. To achieve data interoperability, there is a need to integrate various IoT application layer protocols; separately, as well as, with other data acquisition protocols along with hardware/software platforms. Although such integrations are frequently presented in the state-of-the-art, a comprehensive investigation and analysis of such approaches in single research work are hard to find. Therefore, in this article, a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) is presented by investigating 34 influential research works, published during 2014-2020, where interoperability of application layer protocols is performed for IIoT. Consequently, the selected research studies are divided into three categories: 1) Integration of IoT application layer protocols-13 papers; 2) Integration of IoT and data acquisition protocols-6 papers; 3) Integration of IoT protocols with hardware/software platforms-15 papers to resolve interoperability issues. Moreover, nineteen (19) tools used for integration in the selected research works are identified. Furthermore, leading approaches to perform such integrations are recognized, e.g., Gateways. It has been concluded that although researchers frequently propose centralized (e.g., gateway or protocol converter) and distributed intermediator (e.g., Middleware) to achieve required interoperability for IIoT, it is a need of a day to develop a device level solution without the involvement of intermediator. This will solve different interoperability problems in industries like scalability, load balancing, and a single point of failure.

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A Systematic Review on the Data Interoperability of Application Layer Protocols in Industrial IoT

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“…Different to previous protocols, AMQP is designed to support messaging for almost every business aplication and using open source library [9]. AMQP is also used as standard for instant messaging.…”

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Cloud System Design using AMQP Protocol for Smart Devices System Applications

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Muttaqin²,

Rahayu³

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In this publication, we propose a cloud system design for internet-of-things (IoT) based smart devices system using AMQP protocol and RabbitMQ server. Using this proposed system, every connected device in smart devices system can be controlled remotely by mobile user, as long as internet connection is provided. Furthermore, if the internet connection between cloud and smart devices system is unstable or even off in a while, the cloud system is able to save the data to RabbitMQ server and send them when the internet connection stable again. In order to receive and store the data sent by user or smart devices system’s gateway, the cloud system utilizes exchange which is created in the server. If the data have reached the server, they will be stored and passed to exchange for next transmission. These data are bound with certain queue in order to organize the transmission schedule. By using such mechanism, the proposed system can overcome the internet connection problem without losing any data and provide a reliable cloud system.

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“…The biggest obstacle is the limited memory and the restricted processing power available in embedded systems. In order to withstand malevolent attacks, the end-to-end communication channels must be secured using cryptographically strong encryption and authentication algorithms [11], [12].…”

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“…M2S IoT application protocols are typically used for data backbone and collecting of device data from servers and information systems. The most used protocols in M2M technology are MQTT and CoAP that we can found in a variety of sectors including [11], [12]. Telemetry Transport) is a standard messaging protocol defined by ISO/IEC PRF 20922 standard [19].…”

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“…Each request has a few options, with the most important one being the URI (Uniform Resource Identifier, which indicates the "path" to the requested resource -much like URLs (Uniform Resource Locators) for websites. A node could be both server and client at the same time, implementing a point-to-point, full duplex data layer [11], [12], [18]. Example CoAP communication is illustrated by Fig.…”

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Validation of IoT secure communication gateway for constrained devices

Peniak

Bubeníková

2019

2019 International Conference on Applied Electronics (AE)

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This article deals with the challenge how to secure communication of constrained embedded devices via the Internet of Things protocols. The main focus is paid on a secure communication gateway, which is designed to enhance the security level of communication for constrained devices. The goal is to classify devices according to communication needs and associate needed measures (partitioning). The proposed gateway is focused on D2D and D2S application protocols. Validation of the proposed model was done for MQTT and CoAP protocols.

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Model of integration of embedded systems via CoAP protocol of Internet of Things

Cited by 11 publications

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A Systematic Review on the Data Interoperability of Application Layer Protocols in Industrial IoT

A Systematic Review on the Data Interoperability of Application Layer Protocols in Industrial IoT

Cloud System Design using AMQP Protocol for Smart Devices System Applications

Validation of IoT secure communication gateway for constrained devices

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