Selection of Network Protocols for Internet of Things Applications: A Review

Kashif, Hasnain; Khan, Muhammad Nasir; Awais, Qasim

doi:10.1109/icsc.2020.00072

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“…In surveying the academic literature on communication and protocols for IoT, it is notable that the IoT ecosystem provides heterogeneous smart and constrained devices with sensors or built-in wireless connectivity, actuators, and any other mechanism that can collect and transfer information to the network to deliver specific smart services [35,43] that allow machine-tomachine (M2M) and human-to-machine (H2M) interactions.…”

Section: ) Exmpp -Extensible Messaging and Presence Protocolmentioning

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“…Network connectivity is the backbone of the Internet of Things. Dynamically affects the way IoT applications (Internet of Things) are designed to support the fourth generation of the industrial revolution [43,46]. It proposes an ecosystem to elevate process automation through connected intelligent objects, sensor networks, and devices that work without any interaction with a human operator [63,12,75].…”

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confidence: 99%

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MiddleFog: A Middleware for Protocol Interoperability in Heterogeneous IoT Environments

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Geyer,

Anjos

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MiddleFog: A Middleware for Protocol Interoperability in Heterogeneous IoT Environments

Santos,

Geyer,

Anjos

et al. 2024

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“…IoT can also be defined as a network of "smart" objects or "smart" devices which has an embedded or external mounted sensors, actuators, in-built wireless connectivity, or any other device by means of which data can be collected and transferred to the network in the cloud. Nowadays, there is an unprecedented connectivity of large number of smart physical objects as parts of IoT realization [2]. The IoT is rapidly expanding beyond the realm of machine-to-machine communication to include human-to human, and human-to-machine communications [3].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Dual-band GPS/LoRa antenna for internet of thing applications

Yahya,

Soeung,

Emmanuel Chinda

et al. 2024

Bulletin EEI

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This paper presents the design and characterization of a compact dual-band microstrip antenna for GPS and long range (LoRa) internet of thing (IoT) applications. The antenna operates at 868 MHz and 1.57 GHz and has a gain of 3.35 dBi and 5.08 dBi, respectively. The antenna design is optimized using CST microwave studio software (MWS®), and both simulation and measurement results are in close agreement. The antenna features a directional E-plane and omnidirectional H-plane radiation pattern in each band of operation. The proposed antenna’s compact size and dual-band capability make it suitable for IoT applications that require GPS and LoRa communication in a small form factor. The results presented in this paper demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the proposed antenna design.

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“…The IoT is playing an important role in many areas and domains to improve our quality of life. These applications include smart homes, industrial automation, and disaster relief for natural and man-made disasters where human decisions are difficult to make [5].…”

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Intelligent Optimization Mechanism Based on an Objective Function for Efficient Home Appliances Control in an Embedded Edge Platform

Jin

Hong

et al. 2021

Electronics

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In recent years the ever-expanding internet of things (IoT) is becoming more empowered to revolutionize our world with the advent of cutting-edge features and intelligence in an IoT ecosystem. Thanks to the development of the IoT, researchers have devoted themselves to technologies that convert a conventional home into an intelligent occupants-aware place to manage electric resources with autonomous devices to deal with excess energy consumption and providing a comfortable living environment. There are studies to supplement the innate shortcomings of the IoT and improve intelligence by using cloud computing and machine learning. However, the machine learning-based autonomous control devices lack flexibility, and cloud computing is challenging with latency and security. In this paper, we propose a rule-based optimization mechanism on an embedded edge platform to provide dynamic home appliance control and advanced intelligence in a smart home. To provide actional control ability, we design and developed a rule-based objective function in the EdgeX edge computing platform to control the temperature states of the smart home. Compared to cloud computing, edge computing can provide faster response and higher quality of services. The edge computing paradigm provides better analysis, processing, and storage abilities to the data generated from the IoT sensors to enhance the capability of IoT devices concerning computing, storage, and network resources. In order to satisfy the paradigm of distributed edge computing, all the services are implemented as microservices. The microservices are connected to each other through REST APIs based on the constrained IoT devices to provide all the functionalities that accomplish a trade-off between energy consumption and occupant-desired environment setting for the smart home appliances. We simulated our proposed system to control the temperature of a smart home; through experimental findings, we investigated the application against the delay time and overall memory consumption by the embedded edge system of EdgeX. The result of this research work suggests that the implemented services operated efficiently in the raspberry pi 3 hardware of IoT devices.

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Selection of Network Protocols for Internet of Things Applications: A Review

Cited by 6 publications

References 6 publications

MiddleFog: A Middleware for Protocol Interoperability in Heterogeneous IoT Environments

MiddleFog: A Middleware for Protocol Interoperability in Heterogeneous IoT Environments

Dual-band GPS/LoRa antenna for internet of thing applications

Intelligent Optimization Mechanism Based on an Objective Function for Efficient Home Appliances Control in an Embedded Edge Platform

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