Renewable energy system paradigm change from trending technology: a review

Khare, Vikas; Khare, Cheshta; Nema, Savita; Baredar, Prashant

doi:10.1080/14786451.2020.1860043

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“…Smart homes play a vital role in human life and in social economics [37]. Smart homes are important applications of the IoT and sensor networks [38].…”

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“…The reason is that blockchain technology contains numerous aspects that can improve the security of IoT devices, which are restricted by limited resources [44,45]. Dorri, Kanhere [37] designed a lightweight scalable blockchain (LSB) framework for IoT industries. They integrated the application of a lightweight consensus mechanism in the IoT and smart homes [14].…”

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Security, Privacy, and Reliability in Digital Healthcare Systems Using Blockchain

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According to the security breach level index, millions of records are stolen worldwide on every single day. Personal health records are the most targeted records on the internet, and they are considered sensitive, and valuable. Security and privacy are the most important parameters of cryptography and encryption. They reduce the availability of data on patients and healthcare to the appropriate personnel and ultimately lead to a barrier in the transfer of healthcare into a digital health system. Using a permission blockchain to share healthcare data can reduce security and privacy issues. According to the literature, most healthcare systems rely on a centralized system, which is more prone to security vulnerabilities. The existing blockchain-based healthcare schemes provide only a data-sharing framework, but they lack security and privacy. To cope with these kinds of security issues, we have designed a novel security algorithm that provides security as well as privacy with much better efficiency and a lower cost. Hence, in this research, we have proposed a patient healthcare framework that provides greater security, reliability, and authentication compared to existing blockchain-based access control.

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“…Smart homes play a vital role in human life and in social economics [37]. Smart homes are important applications of the IoT and sensor networks [38].…”

Section: Smart Homesmentioning

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“…The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution has impacted almost every aspect of our lives, with significant advancements in areas such as the internet of things (IoT), robotics, deep learning and a plethora of other AI solutions that have been used for a range of purposes (Sokołowski, 2022; Simon, 2019). It has enabled the integration of advanced information and communication systems that worked together to transform conventional systems into smart systems (Khare et al , 2020) by changing traditional urban and rural structures into smart cities and villages (Visvizi and Lytras, 2018). This happens right in front of our eyes and the expectations are substantial (Guihot et al , 2017; Sarirete et al , 2021).…”

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Artificial intelligence and information management in the energy transition of India: lessons from the global IT heart

Chawla

Shimpo

Sokołowski

2022

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Purpose India is a fast-growing economy, that has a majority share in the global information technology industry (IT). Rapid urbanisation and modernisation in India have strained its energy sector, which is being reformed to cope. Despite being the global IT heart and having above average research output in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), India has not yet managed to leverage its benefits to the full. This study aims to address the role of AI and information management (IM) in India’s energy transition to highlight the challenges and barriers to its development and use in the energy sector. Design/methodology/approach The study, through analysis of proposed strategies, current policies, available literature and reports, discusses the role of AI and IM in the energy transition in India, highlighting the current situation and challenges. Findings The results show dispersed research and development incentives for IT in the Indian energy sector; however, the needed holistic top-down approach is lacking, calling for due attention in this matter. Adaptive and swift actions from policymakers towards AI and IM are warranted in India. Practical implications The ongoing transition of the Indian energy sector with the integration of smart technologies would result in increased access to big data. Extracting the maximum benefits from this would require a comprehensive AI and IM policy. Social implications The revolution in AI and robotics must be carried out in line with sustainable development goals, to support climate action and to consider privacy issues – both areas in India must be strengthened. Originality/value The paper offers an original discussion on certain applicable solutions regarding the energy transition of AI coming from the Global South; they are based on lessons learned from the Indian case studies presented in this study.

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“…Meanwhile, nuclear energy might harm not only humans but also animals and plants, as it causes mutations in DNA [8,9], and the habitat takes a long time to recover [10]. This energy crisis has led to the introduction of renewable energy as a potential alternative [11]. Recently, solar energy, which generates electricity using the photovoltaic (PV) panel, has increased exponentially in many developed and developing tropical countries around the world [12,13].…”

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Research on Adhesive Coefficient of Rubber Wheel Crawler on Wet Tilted Photovoltaic Panel

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The demand for renewable energy sources is growing fast because of the negative impact of the utilization of fossil energy, nuclear energy, and hydroelectricity. One of the renewable energy sources, known as solar energy, which uses the photovoltaic panel (PV) to generate electricity from the sun, is a promising alternative that has great potential to deal with the power crisis. However, the power productivity and efficiency conversion are affected significantly by dust accumulation on PVs. Many researchers investigated PV panel dust cleaning methods to improve performance, yield, and profitability. Various dust cleaning and mitigation methods such as rainfall, labor-based, and mechanized cleaning are explored, and we demonstrated that dust removal could be automated with cleaning robots effectively. Due to the specified geographical site of PV panel installation, cleaning robots might work on the misalignment and uneven PV arrays, presenting huge challenges for an autonomous cleaning robot. Thus, a rubber wheel crawler robot with semi-autonomous handling provides a flexible motion that is a well-suited solution to clean rooftop PV arrays. Nevertheless, the rubber wheel crawler robot might suffer slippage on the wet glass of tilted PV arrays. This paper studies the anti-slip effect of the rubber wheel crawler equipped with a cleaning robot under the wet surface of tilted PV panels. First, a theoretical model consisting of several parameters is established to validate the slippage of the rubber wheel crawler on the wet tilted PV. Then, some parameters of the theoretical model are approximated through experimental tests. Finally, simulation results of the theoretical model are conducted to evaluate the accuracy of the proposed theoretical model in comparison to the experimental results under the same working conditions. The merits provide the efficient design of rubber wheel crawlers, enabling the anti-slip ability of robots.

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Renewable energy system paradigm change from trending technology: a review

Cited by 20 publications

References 75 publications

Security, Privacy, and Reliability in Digital Healthcare Systems Using Blockchain

Security, Privacy, and Reliability in Digital Healthcare Systems Using Blockchain

Artificial intelligence and information management in the energy transition of India: lessons from the global IT heart

Research on Adhesive Coefficient of Rubber Wheel Crawler on Wet Tilted Photovoltaic Panel

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