2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.future.2020.09.018
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NDN-based IoT with Edge computing

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“…Considering the application with limited resources, the energysaving part of wireless resources and computing resources is jointly optimized to calculate the shunting method, through wireless energy transmission [11]. Wang et al proposed a joint optimization scheme of the edge computing system based on full-duplex relay wireless power supply and proposed a joint optimization method of energy consumption and delay based on fog computing [12]. Yang et al put forward a strategy called PRIMAL, which selectively migrates computing tasks to their best location, considers the benefits and costs of migrating users' tasks to the appropriate mobile edge cloud according to their location, and optimizes the tradeoff between migration benefits and migration costs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considering the application with limited resources, the energysaving part of wireless resources and computing resources is jointly optimized to calculate the shunting method, through wireless energy transmission [11]. Wang et al proposed a joint optimization scheme of the edge computing system based on full-duplex relay wireless power supply and proposed a joint optimization method of energy consumption and delay based on fog computing [12]. Yang et al put forward a strategy called PRIMAL, which selectively migrates computing tasks to their best location, considers the benefits and costs of migrating users' tasks to the appropriate mobile edge cloud according to their location, and optimizes the tradeoff between migration benefits and migration costs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this line, edge computing may also help in networking tasks such as introducing novel data communication paradigms, e.g. Named Data Networking (NDN) (Wang et al, 2021), helping to select the most adequate settings for end-device transmissions (Sanchez-Iborra et al, 2018), or supporting IoT data security (Alaba et al, 2017).…”
Section: Edge Computing For Iotmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In order to solve the problem of IoT data interaction efficiency, Zhang proposed building an IoT integration framework by utilizing the easy-to-use and efficient content delivery features of NDN, which realized a good interaction between IoT communication programs and services [2]. Due to resource constraints of IoT devices, Wang introduced mobile edge devices to help implement request aggregation and network caching in NDN, reducing the difficulty of direct deployment and effectively reducing data communication delay and cost [3]. However, the above research did not take the built-in security into consideration, because although NDN far surpasses the TCP/IP architecture in terms of efficiency, it does not have channel security, which brings great trust issues to IoT data sharing.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%