Using Blockchain for Data Collection in the Automotive Industry Sector: A Literature Review

Mohammad, Abdulghafour; Vargas, Sergio; Čermák, Pavel

doi:10.3390/jcp2020014

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“…On the other hand, each field has its own specific obstacles based on the requirements of the application of blockchain in this field. For example, connectivity and availability are challenging issues in the automotive sector [2]. In addition, the importance of each challenge depends on the field of application, for example, interoperability and integration are critical issues in the supply chain field.…”

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“…Each node updates its blockchain ledger copy as soon as a new "block" is generated after consensus. This consensus phase is achieved using a consensus algorithm, and this method is known as mining [2,3]. However, the popular consensus techniques include proof of work (PoW) and proof of stake (PoS) [2,3].…”

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“…This consensus phase is achieved using a consensus algorithm, and this method is known as mining [2,3]. However, the popular consensus techniques include proof of work (PoW) and proof of stake (PoS) [2,3].…”

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Barriers Affecting Higher Education Institutions’ Adoption of Blockchain Technology: A Qualitative Study

Mohammad

Vargas

2022

Informatics

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Despite the many benefits of blockchain technology in higher education, this technology is not widely adopted by Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). Therefore, instead of providing additional motives for adopting blockchain technology, this research tries to understand what factors discourage HEIs from merging blockchain with their procedures. The methodology used for this research is based upon qualitative research using 14 interviews with administrative and academic staff from the European Union (EU) and Canada. Our findings based on our empirical data revealed 15 key challenges to blockchain adoption by HEIs that are classified based on the technology, organization, and environment (TOE) framework. Theoretically, this study contributes to the body of knowledge relating to blockchain technology adoption. Practically, this research is expected to aid HEIs to assess the applicability of blockchain technology and pave the way for the widespread adoption of this technology in the educational field.

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Barriers Affecting Higher Education Institutions’ Adoption of Blockchain Technology: A Qualitative Study

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Vargas

2022

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“…Auer et al [26] presented a case study on blockchain and IoT-based shared mobility for car sharing and leasing to provide secure and authentic data storage for users. Furthermore, considering the modernization of the transportation system, the authors of [27] studied the use of a blockchain for data collection in the automotive industry sector in order to address challenges such as scalability, costs, privacy, security attacks, etc. Thus, the security advantages and applications of blockchain technology in varied industrial sectors motivates us to incorporate it into our proposed optimized consensus mechanism for EV scheduling.…”

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Blockchain and IoT-Driven Optimized Consensus Mechanism for Electric Vehicle Scheduling at Charging Stations

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The emerging demand for electric vehicles in urban cities leads to the need to install a huge number of charging stations. With this requirement, electric vehicle coordination and scheduling at charging stations in real-time becomes highly tedious. Thus, there is a need for an efficient scheduling mechanism for electric vehicle charging at charging stations. This paper proposes a novel blockchain and Internet of Things-based consensus mechanism called COME for secure and trustable electric vehicle scheduling at charging stations. The proposed mechanism is intending to resolve conflicts at charging stations. The integrated InterPlanetary File System protocol facilitates a cost-efficient mechanism with minimized bandwidth for electric vehicle scheduling. The proposed mechanism ensures that there is no loss for either the electric vehicle or the charging station. We formulate different scenarios for electric vehicle charging and apply different scheduling algorithms, including first-come first-served, longest remaining time first, and coalition game theory. The performance of the proposed COME consensus mechanism is estimated by comparing it with the practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus protocol and traditional systems based on the charging demand, wait time, conflict resolution, scalability, and InterPlanetary File System bandwidth parameters. The performance results show that the proposed COME consensus mechanism ensures that electric vehicles can have their vehicle charged without any conflict and that the charging station can be satisfied in terms of profit. Moreover, the proposed COME consensus mechanism outperforms the both practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance consensus protocol and the traditional system in terms of scalability and conflict resolution along with additional parameters such as wait time, charging demand, and bandwidth analysis.

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“…The applications of blockchain technology extend far beyond the realm of the digital, having an impact not just on business but also on society, goods, and the processes that businesses use [4]. Numerous blockchain consortia have begun to form in order to develop business applications and enterprise applications for businesses in a [5,6], automotive [7,8], and international transportation and logistics [9]. In 2016, there were 31 such blockchain consortia, but it is anticipated that this number will expand to 478 by the year 2023.…”

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New blockchain-based supply chain management system model

Shmatko,

Litvinova,

Shokin

2023

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Leveraging technological advances to provide a permanent audit log for a tracked asset is the main goal of blockchain-based supply chain management systems. The challenge, however, is to monitor the asset as it moves through various blockchain-based distribution networks. The paper suggests a model that was developed specifically to solve these problems. The proposed model allows you to do the following: track an asset in various blockchain - based supply chain systems; cryptographically verify the asset's supply chain; define asset data in a standard format; and describe it using several standard formats. Thus, the model offers a significant advantage in terms of interaction between different blockchain-driven supply chains compared to other models presented in the literature.

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Using Blockchain for Data Collection in the Automotive Industry Sector: A Literature Review

Cited by 12 publications

References 37 publications

Barriers Affecting Higher Education Institutions’ Adoption of Blockchain Technology: A Qualitative Study

Barriers Affecting Higher Education Institutions’ Adoption of Blockchain Technology: A Qualitative Study

Blockchain and IoT-Driven Optimized Consensus Mechanism for Electric Vehicle Scheduling at Charging Stations

New blockchain-based supply chain management system model

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