Ubiquitous computing in the real world: lessons learnt from large scale RFID deployments

Konomi, Shin’ichi; Roussos, George

doi:10.1007/s00779-006-0116-1

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“…[24] SO and IoT are applicable in supply-chain management, enterprise applications, healthcare and support for industrial bureau. [25] Humaninterface aspects of smart-object technology are just evolving and still their design principles and methodology for smart objects exceed ordinary hardware and are yet to be explored. [26] The research is first in the exploration of smart object design space and discovery of its canonical smart-object…”

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Design of a framework for combating human trafficking and kidnapping using smart objects and Internet-of-things

Babatunde

et al. 2018

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The security problems arising from activities of terrorists, kidnappers and human traffickers in the world, at large, can be tackled using Information and Communication Technology (ICT) related approaches. This paper presents the framework of smart objects and Internet of Things (IoT) based system for achieving cost effective and time saving combat of human trafficking and kidnapping. The major components of the system are Sensor Processing Station (SPS), Media Server Station (MSS), Smart Engine Server (SES) and Digital Situation Room (DSR). The SPS is for signal sensing via a number of workstations equipped with video camera sensors, Radio Frequency Identification Card (RFID) tags to the Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers and body worn sensors while MSS will capture and store data from the sensor processing units on the cloud server. The SES will perform logical reasoning of the system such as motion detection, face recognition, position tracking and activities recognition, DSR will be used to monitor events in real-time and on-demand modes based on Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6)-enabled communications. The work presents an integration of different technologies towards combating human trafficking and kidnapping with a view to enhance existing piecewise development.

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Design of a framework for combating human trafficking and kidnapping using smart objects and Internet-of-things

Babatunde

et al. 2018

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“…Accordingly, application areas such as such as supply chain management [7], healthcare [8,9], and workplace support [10] have been identified; however, issues raised by the new infrastructure include managing and making sense of the massive amount of data generated [11,12], privacy and security [13,14], as well as user acceptance of an increasingly monitored and sensor-rich world [15], to name but a few.…”

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“…-Application of the light weight architecture [3] to NFC-enabled mobile payments: NFC-based payment is believed to be one of the emerging areas in mobile commerce, but has been largely overlooked by current IoT/WoT research [4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11]. This, in spite of the fact that mobile phone providers have started to equip smart phones with NFC tags, which will greatly facilitate and improve on the current payment practice.…”

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Towards NFC payments using a lightweight architecture for the Web of Things

2014

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Abstract. The Web (and Internet) of Things has seen the rapid emergence of new protocols and standards which provide for innovative models of interaction for applications. One such model fostered by the Web of Things ecosystem is that of contactless interaction between devices. Near Field Communication (NFC) technology is one such enabler of contactless interactions. Contactless technology for the Web of Things requires all parties to agree one common definition and implementation and, in this paper, we propose a new lightweight architecture for the Web of Things, based on RESTful approaches. We show how the proposed architecture supports the concept of a mobile wallet, enabling users to make secure payments employing NFC technology with their mobile devices. In so doing, we argue that the vision of the Web of Things is brought a step closer to fruition.

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“…Application areas range from supply chain management and enterprise applications [9] to (home and hospital) healthcare [9] and industrial workplace support [10][11][12][13][14]. Human-interface aspects of smart-object technology are just beginning to receive attention [15].…”

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Digital object memories for the internet of things (DOMe-IoT)

Kröner¹,

Haupert²,

Speed³

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 2012 ACM Conference on Ubiquitous Computing

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Digital Object Memories (DOMe) comprise hardware and software components, which together provide an open and universal platform for capturing and interacting with the digital information of connected objects -including storage, documentation and provision of information concerning actions an object is or might be involved in. We envisage that connected objects will be enabled to make suggestions and propositions to human users -which implies that an object may have a level of agency. The latter concept is a striking possibility that may change the way that we perceive, interact and relate to objects. The goal of this established workshop series is to twofold: 1.) initiate a conversation concerning the potential for objects to develop agency; and 2.) explore how data that is associated with an object may leverage real-world actions. DOMe-IoT 2012 provides a hybrid interdisciplinary workshop format that will combine traditional presentations and discussion with practice-based experimentation.

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Ubiquitous computing in the real world: lessons learnt from large scale RFID deployments

Cited by 57 publications

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Design of a framework for combating human trafficking and kidnapping using smart objects and Internet-of-things

Design of a framework for combating human trafficking and kidnapping using smart objects and Internet-of-things

Towards NFC payments using a lightweight architecture for the Web of Things

Digital object memories for the internet of things (DOMe-IoT)

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