Remote networking technology for IoT: Cloud-based access for AllJoyn-enabled devices

Mašek, Pavel; Fujdiak, Radek; Zeman, Krystof; Hošek, Jiří; Muthanna, Ammar

doi:10.1109/fruct-ispit.2016.7561528

Cited by 23 publications

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“…For instance, if the user would be exercising, higher heart rate does not have to mean that he is angry, so with more types of user data, we could provide more accurate light condition knowing what is happening with the user in the environment. The wearables can be highly diverse, so utilizing paradigms like the edge computing 24 and cloud computing 25 would facilitate the management process. Besides, we would like to take into consideration emotion and mood in the group of people interacting with our system, because it is possible that more than one person could be present within sight of the camera which means they would also be detected.…”

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confidence: 99%

Intelligent human-centric lighting for mental wellbeing improvement

Cupkova

Kajáti

Papcun

et al. 2019

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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In recent years, the main area of interest in the issue of influencing mental states of people is the impact of lighting on human beings, their wellbeing but also workplace productivity. This work discusses in detail the problem of positively influencing people using intelligent technologies, especially the role of the colors. We describe techniques and technologies needed to implement the case study of an intelligent lighting system. The system proposed can detect humans from an IP camera, find faces, and detect emotion. The main aim is to adjust the lights accordingly to the emotional result to improve the mood of people while taking into consideration the principles of color psychology and daytime. We have evaluated our case study solution in a real-world environment and collected the feedback from participants in the form of a questionnaire. Evaluation of participants’ wellbeing was based on their subjective statements. There were several ideas on further functionality extension which needs to be explored. Among them is including wearable devices to the proposed system, validate the emotional results according to them, but also determine the impact of an increasing number of users interacting with the system at the same time.

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Section: Participantmentioning

confidence: 99%

Intelligent human-centric lighting for mental wellbeing improvement

Cupkova

Kajáti

Papcun

et al. 2019

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…Thus, a gateway agent and a device system bridge have emerged to deal with devices and systems connected via cloud computing. For instance, Masek et al [38] applied AllJoyn in a light bulbs scenario integrated to the cloud to enable interoperability with a Twitter application running in a smartphone.…”

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Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Alberti

Santos²,

Souza³

et al. 2019

IEEE Access

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Internet of things (IoT) is pushing the integration of physical and virtual worlds. Sensor devices provide rich sensory information to context-aware services. Actuators implement in the physical world application needs. The role of software is increasing as more and more resources become virtualized and software-defined. Smart environment is an emerging concept that has the potential to address many of the humanity problems. In this context, what are the promising tools for building the smart environments of the future? This paper provides a review of platforms, middleware, and frameworks that can help in this big challenge, discussing their architectures, service life-cycling, digital twins, cloud-based operation, virtualization, security, privacy, communication model, support for AI and machine learning, among other aspects. The proposed revision innovates by employing previous work on future Internet key enablers as parameters for qualitative comparisons. The idea is to determine the degree of alignment among current initiatives for smart environments and the ones emerging from future Internet research. Among the main conclusions are: (i) heterogeneity come to stay; (ii) many contemporary proposals do not cover important aspects raised in future Internet research; (iii) publish/subscribe model is largely employed; (iv) many proposals are stuck to the limitations of current Internet model (another reason to explore the relationship among current platforms and previous future Internet research for IoT); (v) devices interoperability is a problem solved; (vi) ingredients from future Internet research, such as SDN/NFV, ICN and SCN are systematically being adopted for smart environments design. Many others are to come; (vii) AI, machine learning, and big data support are missing not only in TCP/IP-based approaches, but also in future Internet-based.

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“…Internet of Things (IoT) is a term that is used to describe the network that allows electronic devices with connectivity capabilities that the ability to exchange data that is usually related to the device's specifications. In fact, supporting all this are known various technologies and protocols such as Machine-to-Machine communications (M2M) or Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN), among others [12] [13].…”

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confidence: 99%

Cross-Federation Identities for IoT Devices in Cellular Networks

Santos

Dzogovic

Feng

et al. 2019

2019 24th IEEE International Conference on Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation (ETFA)

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With the upcoming deployment and usage of Cellular Internet of Things solutions, it is important to mitigate some issues regarding security, due to the physical limitations that some devices have such as low memory, low processing power or even low battery range that don't allow them to perform or support more complex functions. To combine and benefit from the security mechanisms that exist in cellular networks, in this paper we present a cross-federation identity solution that simplifies the authentication and identification procedures for these devices by providing a single sign-on access trait between both the network and the application layers, by also addressing a developed proof-of-concept that allows to illustrate the solution's potential.

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Remote networking technology for IoT: Cloud-based access for AllJoyn-enabled devices

Cited by 23 publications

References 4 publications

Intelligent human-centric lighting for mental wellbeing improvement

Intelligent human-centric lighting for mental wellbeing improvement

Platforms for Smart Environments and Future Internet Design: A Survey

Cross-Federation Identities for IoT Devices in Cellular Networks

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