Editorial: Smart Devices & Smart Spaces in Wireless Internet of Everything (Wireless-IoE)

Abstract

Internet of Everything (IoE) is based on Internet of things (IoT), but in addition to IoT, it also includes other technical innovations such as cloud, big data, and IPv6. Cisco defines the age of IoE as ''an era in which unprecedented value is created by real-time interaction with people, processes, data, things, and the rest of the unconnected world, all connected to the Internet.'' In other words, if IoT is technology, IoE can be called ''future lifestyle'' or ''lifestyle innovation'', which will be different from current one through real-time connectivity rather than simply a collection of technologies or technologies.The Wireless Internet of Everything (Wireless-IoE) is a novel paradigm that is shaping the evolution of the future ubiquitous networks. According to the vision underlying the IoE, the next step in increasing the ubiquity of the Internet is to connect smart devices for smart spaces. By providing a highly distributed and ubiquitous network of seamlessly connected heterogeneous smart devices, new services for smart space will be designed to serve anytime, anywhere, and by anyone and anything. ''Smart Devices & Smart Spaces in Wireless Internet of Everything (Wireless-IoE)'' is an important multidisciplinary area with high social and business impact fall under the IoE, including personal healthcare, smart cloud, smart city, smart home, and smart transportation, and it is strongly expected that new applications will emerge once the enabling technologies reach a stable state. However, various studies have been conducted on Wireless-IoE, but there are still many problems to be solved.

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“…IoT that refer to connect not only things, but also people, processes, and data, all connected to the Internet (D. Lee, Choi, and Kim 2017). • Human-Machine Interaction (HMI).…”

“…On the other hand, Gupta et al (2016) expand this definition, saying that some of those mobile devices are semi-autonomous or autonomous (smart), and can actuate in their surroundings to provide services to users, who may or may not be in the physical proximity of devices. On the other hand, Cisco defines the IoE as an era in which unprecedented value is created by real-time interaction between actors, including not only things, but also people, processes, and data, all connected to the Internet (D. Lee, Choi, and Kim 2017). (Yang, Martino, and Zhang 2017;Martino et al 2018;Shaikh et al 2017;Chen et al 2017b) introduce IoE as the Internet that connects people, data, processes, and objects, giving connectivity of anything-anytimeanyplace for more intelligent health, smarter energyefficient cities, smart transportation, among others.…”