Perspectives of Using Load Balancing for Supporting Devices in Reconfigurable Ubiquitous Environments

Abstract

The user can access data and services anytime and from any location, thanks to ubiquitous computing. As a result, device collaboration is essential. The devices and networks become overloaded as a result. As a result, the network becomes unstable, and network activity is suspended. By addressing these load-balancing issues with the new necessity of ubiquitous environments, these systems may be able to move toward greater user/device collaboration and mobility in the future. For various types of devices, this position paper shows how reconfiguration is one of the critical solutions for reducing energy usage in ubiquitous surroundings. We suggest a new way to adjust the distribution of device components as soon as high energy consumption is detected to lower and/or balance the energy consumption.