DRIVE: A tool for developing, deploying, and managing distributed sensor and actuator applications

Chen, H.; Chou, Paul B.; Cohen, N.; Duri, Sastry S.; Jung, Changwoo

doi:10.1147/sj.472.0289

Cited by 12 publications

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“…First, technological expansion will be included in the new develop and design. We intend to add support for many different sensor devices and integrate them into an enterprise-level system such as Chen et al (2008). Second, FlexRFID will be applied in more applications in different fields such as but not limited to RFID applications in supply-chain management systems, tracking and tracing systems, access systems, and manufacturing systems.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The proposed meta-model includes processing nodes and devices such as controllers, readers and lights associated with an application and a management framework. Chen et al (2008) successfully deliver the usefulness of this framework via a tool for building distributed applications that apply sensor networks. This work also uses finite state machines as a generic method of description of the control process.…”

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confidence: 99%

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FlexRFID: A design, development and deployment framework for RFID-based business applications

Sengupta

Schiller

2009

Inf Syst Front

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The surge of RFID technology and ensuing competition in the RFID vendor market has increased the complexity of integration of RFID into current business processes. To address this problem, we present FlexRFID, a modeling template composed of state indicators, conditions, a simulation engine, and a device-independent deployment architecture for rapid prototyping of control applications using RFID and sensor hardware. The modeling technique is based on Moore Machines, a variant of finite state automata that allow states to be associated with outputs. With FlexRFID, users design applications by modeling business logic via transition of states based on sensor events. Outputs associated with individual states can handle operational characteristics of the application. In this article, we present the modeling methodology and demonstrate how organizations can develop complex applications easily using FlexRFID. We believe that the simplicity and flexibility of FlexRFID will assist in the development of RFID applications quickly even with limited resources. In addition, the parking entry application presented in our paper demonstrates FlexRFID's capability of being used in business application context, as well as in research, training, and teaching.

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FlexRFID: A design, development and deployment framework for RFID-based business applications

Sengupta

Schiller

2009

Inf Syst Front

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“…The integration of DRIVE (Distributed Responsive Infrastructure Virtualization Environment), WSE (WebSphere Sensor Events), and OSGi (Open Services Gateway Initiative) was employed for system simulation in one out of 65 publications (1.5%). Using a research tool named DRIVE [66], H. Chen et al [67] created event processing logic as components and flow diagrams. Runtime artifacts produced by this software comprise configured scripts and codes that can be used with WSE and controlled by OSGi platforms.…”

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Systematic Review of Extended Reality for Smart Built Environments Lighting Design Simulations

Mohammadrezaei,

Ghasemi,

Dongre

et al. 2024

IEEE Access

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This systematic literature review paper explores the use of extended reality (XR) technology for smart built environments (SBE) and particularly for smart lighting systems design. Smart lighting is a novel concept that has emerged over a decade now and is being used and tested in commercial and industrial built environments. We used PRISMA methodology to review 270 research papers published from 1968 to 2023. Following a discussion of historical advances and key modeling techniques, a description of lighting simulation in the context of extended reality and smart built environment is given, followed by a discussion of the current trends and challenges.

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“…Because the agents in a data flow exist in their own rights and are not instantiated for each invocation, an application can be executed very efficiently by an EDA runtime to cope with the large volume of RFID event data, further reducing the operating cost of a solution. The reader is referred to (Chen et al, 2008) for an example of an event-driven RFID programming model and run-time system. …”

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Accelerating Time to Value for RFID Solutions with Reusable Assets

Han¹,

Chou²,

Dury³

et al. 2010

Sustainable Radio Frequency Identification Solutions

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DRIVE: A tool for developing, deploying, and managing distributed sensor and actuator applications

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

FlexRFID: A design, development and deployment framework for RFID-based business applications

FlexRFID: A design, development and deployment framework for RFID-based business applications

Systematic Review of Extended Reality for Smart Built Environments Lighting Design Simulations

Accelerating Time to Value for RFID Solutions with Reusable Assets

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