6LoWPAN Based IP-USN System Implementation for Improving Scalability

Oh, Seungkyo; Efendi, Ardiansyah Musa; Choi, Deokjai

doi:10.7840/kics.2013.38b.9.687

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“…We belief, 6LoWPAN is a well-suited solution for future IPv6-USN home automation systems. Thus, after having elaborated 6LoWPAN-based IP-USN [26], we argue that it is ready for HA considering the ongoing trend of ever decreasing cost and increasing level of ICT in home environments, as well as the features of IPv6. Our conceptual design of an energy aware IPv6-USN home automation network using 6LoWPAN is depicted in Figure 1.…”

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Constructing Energy Aware Home Automation within the IPv6-USN Architecture

Musa

Lee

Paramitha

et al. 2014

IJSH

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Constructing Energy Aware Home Automation within the IPv6-USN Architecture

Musa

Lee

Paramitha

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IJSH

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Proposal of USN Configuratation and Routing Scheme Inside a Ship

Lee

Jeong

Kim

et al. 2014

The Journal of Korea Information and Communications Society

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In this paper, we consider a classification criteria of sensor nodes based on equipment function, and propose a routing search algorithm between node when an IP-USN is applied inside a ship. whereas a tree-type routing algorithm is applied to the limited mobile enviroment, such as engine room or machine room, a mesh-type routing alogrithm is to free mobile enviroment, such as passager corridor liviing quarters or restanrats areas. For mesh-type routing, it is necessary to maintain a seamless route path between a sink node and sensor nodes for which we consider a novel message exchange periodically. We proposed a new message, RDES message, which is issued periodically to update the topology of sensor node and check a connectivity between nodes ※ 본 논문은

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Design of a Multi-Protocol Gateway System Based on Low Power Wireless Communications

Hong¹,

Lin

2015

The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Informati

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In this paper we propose a multi-protocol gateway system based on low power wireless communications. The proposed multi-protocol gateway system was designed to allow real-time monitoring and control of the on-site situation through wired and wireless networks by gathering information for streetlight power control and environmental monitoring. The sensing data using multi-sensors with composite processing that selectively used wired or wireless communication (e.g., CDMA, Ethernet (TCP/IP), GPS, etc.) were designed to act as intermediaries that transmitted to the main server through ZigBee. Inaddition, they were designed by separating a CPU board and baseboard to ensure low maintenance cost and ease of hardware replacement. The proposed multi-protocol gateway system's power, impact, continuous operation stability, and immunity test results obtained a normal operation success rate of over 95% and normal continuous operation results. Moreover, in the voltage drop test , instantaneous immunity test, and conductive RF electromagnetic field immunity test, it obtained an average rating result of "A".

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6LoWPAN Based IP-USN System Implementation for Improving Scalability

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Constructing Energy Aware Home Automation within the IPv6-USN Architecture

Constructing Energy Aware Home Automation within the IPv6-USN Architecture

Proposal of USN Configuratation and Routing Scheme Inside a Ship

Design of a Multi-Protocol Gateway System Based on Low Power Wireless Communications

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