A Green and Reliable Internet of Things

Abstract

Internet of Things (IoT) is innovation in the field of Communication where a number of intelligent devices are involved sharing information and making collaborative decision. IOT is going to be a market-changing force for a wide variety of real-time monitoring applications, such as E-healthcare, homes automation system, environmental monitoring and industrial automation as it is supporting to a large number of characteristics and achieving better cost efficiency. This article explores the emerging IoT in terms of the potential Energy Efficiency Reliability (EER) issues. This paper discusses the potential EER barriers with examples and suggests remedies and techniques which are helpful in propelling the development and deployment of IoT applications.

Reliability and availability of the Internet of things

“…A growing number of physical objects are being connected to the Internet at an unprecedented rate realizing the idea of the IoT (Popa et al, 2017), (Prasad & Kumar, 2013), Figure 1. The IoT first started in 1990s with industrial automation systems (Prasad & Kumar, 2013).…”

“…The Internet of Things is going to change a wide variety of real-time monitoring applications, for example, E-healthcare, homes automation system, environmental monitoring and industrial automation (Popa at al, 2017).…”

“…(Ryan & Watson, 2017) Рис. 1 -Рост интернета вещей (Ryan & Watson, 2017) Слика 1 -Раст интернета ствари (Ryan & Watson, 2017) The architecture of the Internet of Things consists of sensor nodes, the network domain, and application domains, Figure 2, (Popa et al, 2017), (Prasad & Kumar, 2013).…”

Registration Protocol for Health IoT Platform to Share the Use of Medical Devices

“…The network model for U-health has been changed to IoT network from sensor network [14,15]. The IoT network model for U-health is different from the sensor network in that all device and/or server have an independent function to send and receive information autonomously [16,17], while all information from the sensor is sent to the Healthcare server in the network model for u-Health as shown in Figure 1 [18].…”

“…In particular, the aging population and an increase in number of patients with chronic illness are expected to foster a more active application of IoT -based health care services [4][5][6][7][8] Although Google, Samsung and Apple are all currently making attempts to use their own mobile platform to build IoT platforms in order to increase demand for their smartphone products, their efforts face a fundamental limitation in terms of creating an open-source structure that is not dependent on particular devices or services [9][10][11]. Moreover, since the existing services developed by medical institutions work only on a particular platform, only the medical devices compatible with particular services can be used.…”