Real-time and Security Requirements for Internet-of-Things Operating Systems

Malenko, Maja; Baunach, Marcel Carsten

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-53443-4_4

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“…Our research focuses on co-designed hardware and software that jointly handle the inherent complexity of both physical attack scenarios and modular real-time applications, accounting for the additional support for dynamically changing software and service composition. We tackle the co-design of processor architectures and operating systems as a base for dependable applications and services: in contrast to established concepts for comparable embedded systems [14], we focus on the solid anchoring of security, real-time, and modularity features throughout the entire stack.…”

Section: Dependable Embedded Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dependability for the Internet of Things—from dependable networking in harsh environments to a holistic view on dependability

Boano

Römer

Bloem

et al. 2016

Elektrotech. Inftech.

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Internet of Things (IoT) applications in several domains such as surveillance of civil infrastructure, smart grids, and smart healthcare are of utmost importance for our society and require dependable performance. Guaranteeing that application-specific dependability requirements are met is however still an open research challenge. The IoT indeed exposes highly resource-constrained computing devices to harsh environmental conditions (e.g., heat, mechanical shock, electromagnetic radiation) and physical attacks. Unfortunately, traditional methods to withstand these threats heavily rely on redundancy, a concept that is incompatible with the resource constraints of common IoT devices. In this article, we illustrate our efforts in providing methods and tools to predict, guarantee, and raise the level of dependability of the IoT. We first outline our contributions in the area of dependable wireless networking and describe a cost-effective solution allowing to guarantee that IoT applications meet specific performance requirements despite the challenging interaction of low-power wireless networks with their surrounding environment. We then argue that dependable networking alone is insufficient to guarantee the correct operation of a complex IoT system, and outline how we join different scientific disciplines in a long-term endeavor and work towards a coherent view of dependability.

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Section: Dependable Embedded Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dependability for the Internet of Things—from dependable networking in harsh environments to a holistic view on dependability

Boano

Römer

Bloem

et al. 2016

Elektrotech. Inftech.

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“…Internet of Things is a technology that connects all devices and the Internet using sensor devices and to identify and manage information [6]. IoT is defined as the interconnection of embedded computing devices (embedded computing) that are uniquely identified in the presence of internet infrastructure [7].…”

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Electrical Energy Monitoring System and Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Controller with the Internet of Things for Solar Power Plants

2020

joscex

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Internet of Things is a technology that connects communication devices with electronic devices that are used everyday using the internet as a medium to communicate between devices and users. The use of IoT technology can be implemented in solar power generation systems. The IoT technology implemented in this study is to monitor and control the use of batteries in solar power plants. Current technology, battery usage can only be monitored closely to get information about battery capacity and battery usage. When the battery is empty or cannot be used to meet electricity needs, it is not equipped with a diversion of existing electricity sources such as PLN electricity. So, we need a renewable technology to get information about batteries and transfer of electricity sources that can be accessed remotely and can be accessed via the internet. The design of this smart monitoring system has stages, namely planning,design , coding , and test . The results of this study are able to see data in the form of battery capacity, electric current and electric power used in Android applications. The data is obtained from sensors that are on smart monitoring connected to the internet network and stored on a database server. Then the data residing on the database server will be retrieved by the application to be displayed to users in the form of graphics and usage lists. Furthermore, the Automatic Transfer Switch system works if the battery capacity sensor has read less than 11.4V then the relay will automatically transfer electricity to PLN. The Android smartphone application is used as a monitoring tool to view data in realtime.

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Automatic power transfer switch with the internet of things-based monitoring system

Supardi,

Binava

2024

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Real-time and Security Requirements for Internet-of-Things Operating Systems

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Dependability for the Internet of Things—from dependable networking in harsh environments to a holistic view on dependability

Dependability for the Internet of Things—from dependable networking in harsh environments to a holistic view on dependability

Electrical Energy Monitoring System and Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) Controller with the Internet of Things for Solar Power Plants

Automatic power transfer switch with the internet of things-based monitoring system

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