Development of Intelligent Core Network for Tactile Internet and Future Smart Systems

Ateya, Abdelhamied A.; Muthanna, Ammar; Gudkova, Irina А.; Abuarqoub, Abdelrahman; Vybornova, Anastasia; Koucheryavy, Andrey

doi:10.3390/jsan7010001

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“…As technology, more specifically mobile devices continue to evolve, mobile cloud computing is definitely the present and foreseeable future of the IT industry [48,49] and will remain a very hot topic in the research realm for some time to come. Mobile cloud computing provides fantastic benefits to its users (not to mention cloud service providers).…”

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Data security issues in the realm of mobile cloud computing: A survey

Anwar

2018

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Mobile Cloud Computing (MCC) is a recent technological development, which has emerged from two popular technology trends; mobile computing and cloud. In essence it revolutionises the capabilities of mobile devices by integrating both storage and processing of the cloud environment with mobile computing and in doing so providing greater optimisation and operating power, allowing for transparent and seamless use of resources provided by the cloud. However, expanding the capability of resource constrained mobile devices in this manner comes at a price. There are many risks associated with the security of data within the cloud environment and as MCC essentially uses the cloud, it also inherits any security issues that are associated with cloud computing. The aim of this survey is to identify potential data security issues, and analyse and present some pioneering security mechanisms and finally suggest some future directions for better data security with MCC.

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Data security issues in the realm of mobile cloud computing: A survey

Anwar

2018

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“…Three main latencies can be defined; end-to-end latency, user plane latency, and control plane latency [50]. The end-to-end latency is the time delay from the start of transmission of a small data packet from the transmitter's application layer until the reception of the data by the receiver's application layer [51]. This represents all signal delays; queuing delay, processing delay, computing delay, transmitting delay, propagation delay, retransmissions delay and reception delay.…”

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Model Mediation to Overcome Light Limitations—Toward a Secure Tactile Internet System

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Enabling haptic communication as well as voice and data over the future 5G cellular system has become a demand. Tactile Internet is one of the main use cases of the 5G system that will allow the transfer of haptic communications in real time. Latency, availability, reliability, and security are the main design challenges of the tactile Internet system and haptic based bilateral teleoperation systems. An end-to-end latency of 1 ms remains the main challenge toward tactile Internet system realization, not only for the processing and coding delays but mainly for the limitations of light. In this work, we analyze the key solutions to overcome the light limitations and enable the tactile Internet over any distances with the required latency. Building a virtual model or model mediated for the remote environment at the edge cloud unit near to the end user is the main solution. By means of AI, the virtual model can predict the behavior of the remote environment and thus, the end user can interact with the virtual environment with a high system experience. This literature review covers the existing work of the model mediated bilateral teleoperated systems and discusses its availability for the tactile Internet system. Furthermore, the security issues of tactile Internet system and the effect of model mediated system on the required security level of tactile Internet applications are discussed. Finally, a structure for the tactile Internet system, with the deployment of model mediation, is suggested.

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“…The mathematical problem of HCNUL resource allocation can be formulated as follows. Subject to constraints (14) the optimal deployment at every point of time is…”

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“…In this case, the task of reallocating computing system resources in a technical safety system, in which information about the state of an infrastructure object is collected from various sensors in real time, becomes extremely important. This system should be considered in the class of self-learning control systems for distributed objects that have a variable structure [10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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