Ontology-driven IoT code generation for FIWARE

Steinmetz, Charles; Schroeder, Greyce N.; Roque, Alexandre dos Santos; Pereira, Carlos Eduardo; Wagner, Carolin; Saalmann, Philipp; Hellingrath, Bernd

doi:10.1109/indin.2017.8104743

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“…For instance, an architecture as FIWARE [265] is a good platform moving from the research into a consolidation phase for wide commercialization. It is able to support DT applications [221] and providing some basic functionalities needed in a DT platform as identity management [266], cloud resources management [267], and semantic approaches for data analysis [268]. In particular the ability of dealing with large amount of data through brokering [269][270] is an important enabler for the DT.…”

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Digital Twin in the IoT Context: A Survey on Technical Features, Scenarios, and Architectural Models

2020

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Digital Twin in the IoT Context: A Survey on Technical Features, Scenarios, and Architectural Models

2020

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“…The scheme's design fails to address its promising potential indicating an undecided future of such collaborations. According to Steinmetz, et al (2017) the use of ontologies optimises the information flow and conceptualisation among diverse business domains and sets of stakeholders. The role of enterprise ontology is to produce a successful scheme design and implementation (Von Rosing & Von Scheel, 2016).…”

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Designing successful business strategies for private public partnerships: an ontological approach

Papagiannis

Gazzola

Slavata

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present an innovative approach for the strategic design of public–private partnerships (PPP) and private finance initiatives (PFI) based on ontology. Design/methodology/approach Adopting a historic approach, it introduces a posteriori knowledge, deriving from the scheme’s stakeholders at the construction and implementation phase of PPPs. Continuous failures of these collaboration schemes and initiatives underline the necessity for a novel project structure. The conceptual argument is based both on empirical and epistemological approaches. It integrates the value-added (VA) of the ontological theory in the PPP/PFI business strategy. Findings The research emphasises contemporary design gaps of their current structure and proposes an ontological redesign. The proposed redesign produces a conceptually innovative scheme, which enhances the VA business strategies and their objectives to the structure of these collaborating schemes. Practical implications The ontological design of this paper is useful for academics and business consultants around the world and especially in Europe for the successful growth and development of such dynamic collaborations. Originality/value Enterprise ontology bridges conceptual and structural gaps of strategic objectives, which are primarily responsible for the failures of PPP collaboration.

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“…Nevertheless, domainspecific approaches to IoT-enabled software architecture leave a lot to be desired [37]. When it comes to code generation engines for automating the development of IoT applications, existing scholar work looks into ontology [38], state machine [39], code integration [40], and specific IoT platforms [41]. The construction of a wearable device (and therefore the enactment of the business processes it takes part in) involves not only a component-assembly design (i.e., wiring commonly available hardware components to a mainboard) but also some degree of hardware programming -just as two sides of the same coin.…”

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Micraspis: A Computer-Aided Proposal Toward Programming and Architecting Smart IoT Wearables

Ton

Lê

Nguyen³

2021

IEEE Access

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A wearable is a lightweight body-worn device that relies on data-driven communications to keep people connected purposefully, for instance, for fire-fighting, prompting fast-food clients, and medical treatment. With rise of wearable computing in the era of IoT-driven smart applications, programmers now expect the time to market for these devices to be shortened. While support for IoT programming in general has gathered traction, tool proposals that automate the development of smart solutions based on the Internet of Wearable Things, though of paramount importance, still stay on the sidelines. We propose a code generation tool called Micraspis that allows a wearable to be described both functionally and architecturally -as if they are two sides of the same coin. The tool has an underlying model-to-code transformation mechanism to generates source code that is executable on a specific IoT programming platform such as Arduino. Our experiments demonstrate that programming code generated by Micraspis amounts to at least 60% of the source code needed to fulfill the business logic of ordinary wearable devices. We conduct an interview to meticulously collect programmers' assessment on how Micraspis assists them in programming and architecting smart IoT wearables. A total of 161 programmers responded to a Likert scale questionnaire, with which at least 65% of them either agree or strongly agree. Overall, the results show that Micraspis has promising applicability in supporting IoWT-enabled smart solutions.

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Ontology-driven IoT code generation for FIWARE

Cited by 19 publications

References 16 publications

Digital Twin in the IoT Context: A Survey on Technical Features, Scenarios, and Architectural Models

Digital Twin in the IoT Context: A Survey on Technical Features, Scenarios, and Architectural Models

Designing successful business strategies for private public partnerships: an ontological approach

Micraspis: A Computer-Aided Proposal Toward Programming and Architecting Smart IoT Wearables

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