User and home appliances pervasive interaction in a sensor driven smart home environment: The SandS approach

Stratogiannis, Georgios; Vlachostergiou, Aggeliki; Siolas, Georgios; Mylonas, Phivos; Stafylopatis, Andreas; Kollias, Stefanos

doi:10.1109/smap.2015.7370088

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“…They argue that "Filling a home with sensors and controlling devices by a computer is nowadays not only possible, but it is commonly found in homes" [38]. In their system, users are modelled using persona stereotypes which are a source of information about users and their characteristics.…”

Section: Smart Homesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Healthcare in the Smart Home: A Study of Past, Present and Future

2017

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Ubiquitous or Pervasive Computing is an increasingly used term throughout the technology industry and is beginning to enter the consumer electronics space in its most recent form under the umbrella term: "Internet of Things". One area of focus is in augmenting the home with intelligent, networked sensors and computers to create a Smart Home which opens a host of possibilities for the role of tomorrow's dwelling. As the world's population continues to live longer and consequently experience more medical-related ailments, at the same time institutional healthcare is struggling to cope, the role of the Smart Home becomes paramount to monitoring a dweller's health and providing any necessary intervention. This study looks at the history of Smart Home Healthcare, current research areas, and potential areas of future investigation. Unique categorisations are presented in Activities of Daily Living (ADL) and Personal Sensors, and a thorough look at the application of Smart Home Healthcare is presented. Technology can augment traditional methods of healthcare delivery and in some cases completely replace it. Costs can be reduced and medical adherence can be increased, all of which contribute to a more sustainable and effective model of care.

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Section: Smart Homesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Healthcare in the Smart Home: A Study of Past, Present and Future

2017

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“…For the last few years, smart home researches have been increasing drastically. Many researchers have been studied some features of smart home system such as activity recognition [2]- [4], appliance control system [5]- [7], home security [8], [9], automation system based on internet of things (IoT) [10], [11], energy consumption monitoring [12], and balanced energy usage [13].…”

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Distributed rule execution mechanism in smart home system

Budi

Fitriyah

Setiawan

et al. 2022

IJECE

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<p>Smart home systems become an interesting topics in the last few years. Many researchers have been studied some features. Most of smart home system use a centralized architecture know as centralized smart home system (CSHS). The centralizedmechanism is easy to manage and to configure. However, in fault-tolerant systemparadigm it produces a problem. The entire system will fail, if the master station fails.Another problem of CSHS is centralized mechanism gives more data-flow. This condition makes the system has a greater delay time. To solve the problem, we proposea distributed rule execution mechanism (DREM). Compared to the centralized mechanism, the DREM allows a device to provide its service without any commands fromthe master station. In this mechanism, since the information does not need to go tothe master station, the data-flow and the delay-time can be decreased. The experimentresults show that the DREM is able to mask the failure in the master station by directlytransmit the data from trigger device to service device. This mechanism makes the services provision without master station possible. The mathematical analysis also shows that the delay time of the service provision of the DREM is less than the delay time ofCSHS.</p>

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“…Now, the Internet of Things (IoT) provides advanced connectivity to everything, including devices and systems, and always gives users access. The home network uses multiple communication programs and interfaces and allows devices to communicate with these connections without further interruption 13–16 . With the advent of the IoT, home automation research and execution has become very popular.…”

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“…The home network uses multiple communication programs and interfaces and allows devices to communicate with these connections without further interruption. [13][14][15][16] With the advent of the IoT, home automation research and execution has become very popular. In fact, the IoT is committed to establishing a connection between home improvement and everything digital devices can electronically control.…”

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An optimal cluster based security and resilience of smart home environments using hybrid soft computing techniques

Saravanan

Kalaivani

Nagarajan

2022

Computational Intelligence

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Smart home is the main part of smart intelligent system here the remote users share the sensitive information through an insecure medium to access such smart devices, which becomes security issues. The recent user authentication protocols have used to solve those problems and provide secure communication. Consumer traffic increase the risk of illegal user as legal user and radio channels are extra vulnerable to listeners. For further security enhancement, we proposed an optimal cluster based remote user authentication (OCRUA) protocol for smart home environment using hybrid soft computing techniques. The first contribution of proposed protocol is to introduce squirrel induced butterfly optimization (SBO) algorithm for cluster formation, which groups the smart devices. Then, we compute the cluster head (CH) using the teacher learning based deep neural network (TL‐DNN) based on multiple design constraints. The second contribution is to illustrate remote user authentication using optimal elliptic curve cryptography (OECC) which encrypts the sensitive information before forward to gateway. At long last, the concert of planned OCRUA protocol evaluates use different replication scenarios and shows the effectiveness over the existing state‐of‐art protocols.

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User and home appliances pervasive interaction in a sensor driven smart home environment: The SandS approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 15 publications

Healthcare in the Smart Home: A Study of Past, Present and Future

Healthcare in the Smart Home: A Study of Past, Present and Future

Distributed rule execution mechanism in smart home system

An optimal cluster based security and resilience of smart home environments using hybrid soft computing techniques

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