Smart Semantic Middleware for the Internet of Things

Abstract

Abstract:As ubiquitous systems become increasingly complex, traditional solutions to manage and control them reach their limits and pose a need for self-manageability. Also, heterogeneity of the ubiquitous components, standards, data formats, etc, creates significant obstacles for interoperability in such complex systems. The promising technologies to tackle these problems are the Semantic technologies, for interoperability, and the Agent technologies for management of complex systems. This paper describes our vision of a middleware for the Internet of Things, which will allow creation of self-managed complex systems, in particular industrial ones, consisting of distributed and heterogeneous components of different nature. We also present an analysis of issues to be resolved to realize such a middleware.

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“…If the system has to be completely redesigned, it may be determined using the memory capacity, processing speed, and network bandwidth. In contrast to the problems with data extraction, data representation is a crucial area for research because it may facilitate information interchange between the IoT communication system and other technologies like ontology and semantic web technologies [ 148 , 149 ].…”