A resource oriented architecture for the Web of Things

Guinard, Dominique; Trifa, Vlad; Wilde, Erik

doi:10.1109/iot.2010.5678452

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“…Additionally, platforms like DeviceCloud (Etherios) 4 , One platform (Exosite) 5 , and Xively 6 provide device management solutions. This way, device configuration can be changed without the need for physical access to the device itself.…”

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“…Unlike IoT which only assumes device connectivity on the IP layer, Web of Things assumes that devices are accessible using Web protocols like HTTP. In [3,4] the authors define WoT devices as firstclass citizens of the Web. They consider WoT as a refinement of the IoT by integrating smart things not only into the Internet (the network), but into the Web (the application layer).…”

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confidence: 99%

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Negotiation in Internet of Things

Misura

Žagar

2016

Automatika

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Original scientific paperInternet of things as a market, and the number of connected devices in particular is growing very rapidly. Currently, application owners deploy new devices for each application that needs the data. As the number of sensors increases, it will become much more practical to reuse existing sensors for new applications than to deploy new ones. But the problem is that the application owner needs to agree with device owners on conditions under which will the data be made available to applications. Doing this manually is very expensive both in terms of money and time. We implemented a system that does this automatically using negotiating agents. The system was tested on simulated environments and showed that it can mediate between devices and applications with reasonable performance. Key words: Internet of things, Negotiation, Software AgentsPregovaranje u Internetu stvari. Internet stvari kao tržište, a posebno broj spojenih ure aja, raste vrlo brzo. Danas vlasnici aplikacija postavljaju nove ure aje za svaku aplikaciju kojoj su potrebni podatci. Kako se povećava broj senzora u upotrebi, postaje sve praktičnije koristiti postojeće senzore nego postavljati nove. Problem predstavljačinjenica da se vlasnik aplikacije mora dogovoriti s vlasnicima ure aja o uvjetima pod kojimaće aplikacijama biti dozvoljeno dohvaćanje izmjerenih vrijednosti. Pojedinačno je dogovaranje izme u vlasnika za svaki ure aj skupo i sporo. Izgradili smo sustav koji automatizira ovaj proces pomoću programskih agenata koji pregovaraju. Sustav je ispitan na simuliranom okruženju i pokazuje da može posredovati izme u ure aja i aplikacija s razumnim performansama.

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Negotiation in Internet of Things

Misura

Žagar

2016

Automatika

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“…A top-down approach to a more user-friendly Internet of Things is taken by 'Web of Things' projects [1]. They advocate full Web integration over HTTP and enable users to create physical mashups in the style of Web 2.0 applications.…”

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Firm firmware and apps for the internet of things

Kovatsch¹

2011

Proceedings of the 2nd Workshop on Software Engineering for Sensor Network Applications

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Among the challenges for the Internet of Things, two stand out: a scalable application layer with wide interoperability and a common, reliable programming model. We propose to strip all application logic from the firmware and only provide a RESTful interface to the hardware functionality. Critical parts such as the network stack remain in the immutable firmware that is maintained by experts. Applications are developed atop the resource abstraction and run in the cloud. Leaving the embedded domain, application development is eased while sharing and customizing applications helps to cope with the vast number of diversified device types.

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“…Future Internet can be defined as the union and cooperation [2] of Internet of Content to promote the creation and consumption of media content of any type and volume [4], the Internet of Services to demonstrate the scenarios of services creation and the operation in the internet [5] and Internet of Things (IoT) to link the physical and virtual objects through communication capabilities [3]. The "Internet of Things" paradigm aims at providing models and mechanisms enabling the creation of networks of "smart things" on a large scale by means of RFID, wireless sensor and actuator networks, where embedded devices are distributed in the physical environment [6]. IoT represents a system in which the various technologies like ubiquitous computing, pervasive computing, internet protocol, sensor networks, embedded systems and communication technologies are merged together and where the real and digital world will meet and interact.…”

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Aspect Oriented Middleware for Internet of Things: A State-of-the Art Survey of Service Discovery Approaches

Balakrishnan¹,

Sangaiah²

2015

IJIES

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Abstract:Internet of Things refers to a paradigm consisting of a variety of uniquely identifiable day to day things communicating with one another to form a large scale dynamic network. The integration of these heterogeneous things in the constrained network is a challenging issue, for which service oriented and architecture based solutions are considered to be useful. The key element of any service oriented paradigm is service discovery which allows the client to get access to the right service at the right time to complete the requested tasks. This paper presented a comprehensive survey of major solutions for service and resource discovery detailing techniques and features used in existing systems. The survey presented the findings in tabular representation and outlined the proposed aspect oriented middleware framework for IoT highlighting context awareness and solving certain pitfalls in the existing service discovery approaches. The survey results might be helpful in deriving the limitations of the existing protocols in literature and identify future research opportunities in service discovery.

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A resource oriented architecture for the Web of Things

Cited by 375 publications

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Negotiation in Internet of Things

Negotiation in Internet of Things

Firm firmware and apps for the internet of things

Aspect Oriented Middleware for Internet of Things: A State-of-the Art Survey of Service Discovery Approaches

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