Remote Monitoring System Enabling Cloud Technology upon Smart Phones and Inertial Sensors for Human Kinematics

Karunarathne, M. Sajeewani; Jones, Samuel; Ekanayake, Samitha W.; Pathirana, Pubudu N.

doi:10.1109/bdcloud.2014.62

Cited by 23 publications

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“…The integration of cloud computing in IoT constructs a Cloud of Things (CoT) environment [28]. Cloud computing offers many opportunities in various technical areas including IoT.…”

Section: Integrated Cloud and Blockchain-based Internet Of Things (Bcot)mentioning

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Design of a Cloud-Blockchain-based Secure Internet of Things Architecture

Rani¹,

Gill²,

Gulia³

2022

IJACSA

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The growing number of Internet of Things (IoT) objects and the operational and security challenges in IoT systems are encouraging researchers to design suitable IoT architecture. Enormous data generated in the IoT environment face several kinds of security and privacy challenges. IoT system generally suffers from several issues like data storage, safety, privacy, integrity, transparency, trust, and single point of failure. IoT environment is emerging with several solutions to resolve these problems. The main objective of this paper is to design a cloud-blockchain-based secure IoT architecture that provides advanced and efficient storage and security solutions to IoT ecosystem. Blockchain technology appears to be a decent choice to resolve such kinds of problems. Blockchain technology uses a hash-based cryptographic technique for information security and integrity. Cloud computing provides advanced storage solutions with several remote services to store, compute and analyze the data. The proposed IoT architecture is based on the integration of cloud and blockchain services, which aim to provide transparent, decentralized, and trustworthy and secure storage solutions. In addition to the standard layers (perception layer, network layer, processing layer, and application layer) the proposed IoT architecture in the present paper includes a service layer, a security layer, and a parallel management and control layer, which focus on the security and management of the entire IoT infrastructure.

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“…The integration of cloud computing in IoT constructs a Cloud of Things (CoT) environment [28]. Cloud computing offers many opportunities in various technical areas including IoT.…”

Section: Integrated Cloud and Blockchain-based Internet Of Things (Bcot)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of a Cloud-Blockchain-based Secure Internet of Things Architecture

Rani¹,

Gill²,

Gulia³

2022

IJACSA

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“…Other systems (30 of 204 papers, 14.7 %) log all data in a file that has to be transmitted manually to a different device for processing or send the file automatically after an event, for instance, when an exercise is completed (e.g., [45]). Eight of 204 papers (3,9 %) discuss systems that have the possibility to choose between forwarding and logging data or combine both methods at the same time (e.g., [136]). Some systems process the data in real time (69 of 204 papers, 33.8 %).…”

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Wearable Physical Activity Tracking Systems for Older Adults—A Systematic Review

Vargemidis

Gerling

Spiel

et al. 2020

ACM Trans. Comput. Healthcare

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Physical activity (PA) positively impacts the quality of life of older adults, with technology as a promising factor in maintaining motivation. Within Computer Science and Engineering, research investigates how to track PA of older adults for various purposes. We present a systematic review of 204 papers and discuss wearable tracking systems according to their purpose, technological context, and target audience, as well as design and evaluation processes with particular attention to the meaningful involvement of older adults. Our results show that most systems focus on supervising older adults in the context of disease and frailty management. Only few systems focus on supporting older adults by promoting rehabilitation and respecting agency of older adults via self-monitoring PA, or encouraging PA to maintain healthy levels of activity. Moreover, systems are often narrowly limited to walking, although older adults may enjoy a broader range of activities. Likewise, the involvement of older adults in design processes is scarce, and their experience with a given technology is rarely considered relevant for evaluation. In sum, we contribute an overview of wearable technology for tracking older adults’ PA, contextualize our findings within recommendations provided by Sports and Rehabilitation Science, and illustrate opportunities for future work.

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“…Possible solutions: The adoption of expert systems and intelligent tools available on cloud computing may be a good solution to provide intelligence in BCoT-related applications. For example, in BCoT-based smart healthcare, machine learn-ing for smart health assessment systems is useful to support doctors in medical processes [233], [234]. Meanwhile, in smart cities, big data analytic software available on cloud is very helpful to solve data-related issues such as data collection, processing and visualization for smart services from city environment, citizens and various departments and agencies in the city scale [235].…”

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“…IoT has been applied widely in numerous industrial systems such as smart cities, smart industries, healthcare, and agriculture. Unfortunately, due to the scarcity of memory, power and computational resources of IoT devices, they always delegate IoT application tasks to Cloud computing, which gives birth to the Cloud of Things (CoT) paradigm [12], [13]. The Cloud of Things model offers unlimited storage capabilities and processing power enabled by cloud services to IoT applications.…”

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Integration of Blockchain and Cloud of Things: Architecture, Applications and Challenges

Nguyen,

Pathirana,

Ding

et al. 2019

Preprint

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The blockchain technology is taking the world by storm. Blockchain with its decentralized, transparent and secure nature has emerged as a disruptive technology for the next generation of numerous industrial applications. One of them is Cloud of Things enabled by the corporation of Cloud computing and Internet of Things (IoT). In this context, blockchain provides innovative solutions to address challenges in Cloud of Things in terms of decentralization, data privacy and network security, while Cloud of Things offer elasticity and scalability functionalities to improve efficiency of blockchain operations. Therefore, a novel paradigm of blockchain and Cloud of Things combination, called as the BCoT model, is regarded as a promising enabler for a wide range of applied scenarios. In this paper, we present a state-of-the-art review on the BCoT integration to provide general readers with the overview of the BCoT in various aspects, including background knowledge, motivation, and integrated architecture. Particularly, we also provide an in-depth survey of BCoT applications with extensive discussion on use-case domains as well as their opportunities in 5G networks and beyond. Compared to other relevant survey papers, we present a thorough review on the emerging BCoT platforms and services which are useful to researchers and application developers in identifying and catching up with the latest technologies in this fast-growing field. Moreover, research challenges and future directions are also highlighted.

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Remote Monitoring System Enabling Cloud Technology upon Smart Phones and Inertial Sensors for Human Kinematics

Cited by 23 publications

References 14 publications

Design of a Cloud-Blockchain-based Secure Internet of Things Architecture

Design of a Cloud-Blockchain-based Secure Internet of Things Architecture

Wearable Physical Activity Tracking Systems for Older Adults—A Systematic Review

Integration of Blockchain and Cloud of Things: Architecture, Applications and Challenges

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