Energy-Efficient Mobile Agent Protocol for Secure IoT Sustainable Applications

Elhoseny, Mohamed; Siraj, Mohammad; Haseeb, Khalid; Nawaz, Muhammad; Altamimi, Majid; Alghamdi, Mohammed I.

doi:10.3390/su14148960

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“…Additionally, Elhoseny, Siraj 29 concentrated on addressing the challenges of energy efficiency and security in IoT applications. The authors proposed a mobile agent-based protocol designed to enhance the sustainability of IoT systems.…”

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An IoT-based low-cost architecture for smart libraries using SDN

Xu,

Liu,

et al. 2024

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In the evolving landscape of smart libraries, this research pioneers an IoT-based low-cost architecture utilizing Software-Defined Networking (SDN). The increasing demand for more efficient and economical solutions in library management, particularly in the realm of RFID-based processes such as authentication, property circulation, and book loans, underscores the significance of this study. Leveraging the collaborative potential of IoT and SDN technologies, our proposed system introduces a fresh perspective to tackle these challenges and advance intelligent library management. In response to the evolving landscape of smart libraries, our research presents an Internet of Things (IoT)-based low-cost architecture utilizing SDN. The exploration of this architectural paradigm arises from a recognized gap in the existing literature, pointing towards the necessity for more efficient and cost-effective solutions in managing library processes. Our proposed algorithm integrates IoT and SDN technologies to intelligently oversee various library activities, specifically targeting RFID-based processes such as authentication, property circulation management, and book loan management. The system's architecture, encompasses components like the data center, SDN controllers, RFID tags, tag readers, and other network sensors. By leveraging the synergy between RFID and SDN, our innovative approach reduces the need for constant operator supervision in libraries. The scalability and software-oriented nature of the architecture cater to extensive library environments. Our study includes a two-phase investigation, combining practical implementation in a small-scale library with a simulation environment using MATLAB 2021. This research not only fills a crucial gap in current knowledge but also lays the foundation for future advancements in the integration of IoT and SDN technologies for intelligent library management.

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An IoT-based low-cost architecture for smart libraries using SDN

Xu,

Liu,

et al. 2024

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“…Also, Internet of Things (IoT) is now widely used in many critical applications for advanced developments, such as; smart buildings, security, industrial automation, etc. [13]. According to this concept, this research work proposes a mobile application for remotely monitoring the battery operation.…”

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On Controlling the Lithium-ion Battery Charging

Khorshied,

Ahmed,

Azzam

2023

International Journal of Industry and Sustainable Development

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Battery stacks based on lithium-ion (Li-ion) cells are used in many applications on a wide scale. Battery Management System (BMS) is description of the state of the Battery according to a specific input to get multiple outputs which could be used in system control. This paper introduces the application, and control of a DC/DC buck converter in charging the Li-ion batteries. The main parameter that can be estimated to describe the state of battery charging capacity is State of Charge (SoC). SoC is estimated based on the battery open circuit voltage (OCV), and the Coulomb's counting method. SoC limits are controlled to avoid overcharging the battery. Pulse Adjustment (PA) control technique is applied to control the switching of the of the DC/DC buck converter used to charge the Li-ion battery. So ensures constant charging current at the beginning of the charging process, within permissible limits. Hence avoid excessive heating that may degrade or damage the battery. MATLAB/Simulink tool is used for design verification. Simulation & Practical results were encouraging. A mobile application is designed to monitor the battery charging/discharging parameters.

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