Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Review of Enabling Technologies, Architecture, and Challenges

Silva, Bhagya Nathali; Khan, Murad; Han, Kijun

doi:10.1080/02564602.2016.1276416

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“…Meanwhile, IETF IPv6 over Low power WPAN (6LoWPAN) working group has contributed with the specification of the 6LoWPAN adaptation layer, which enables IPv6 datagrams over IEEE 802.15.4-based networks. The combination of IEEE 802.15.4-compliant radios with the 6LoWPAN specification enables the seamless integration of constrained devices with the Internet, which is also the key enabler for interoperability and connectivity between IP-enabled low-end devices [12,13,28,[31][32][33]. [31,32,34]).…”

Section: Iot-tandc #1: Connectivity and Interoperability Basismentioning

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The Future of Low-End Motes in the Internet of Things: A Prospective Paper

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Undeniably, the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem continues to evolve at a breakneck pace, exceeding all growth expectations and ubiquity barriers. From sensor to cloud, this giant network keeps breaking technological bounds in several domains, and wireless sensor nodes (motes) are expected to be predominant as the number of IoT devices grows towards the trillions. However, their future in the IoT ecosystem still seems foggy, where several challenges, such as (i) device’s connectivity, (ii) intelligence at the edge, (iii) security and privacy concerns, and (iv) growing energy needs, keep pulling in opposite directions. This prospective paper offers a succinct and forward-looking review of recent trends, challenges, and state-of-the-art solutions of low-end IoT motes, where reconfigurable computing technology plays a key role in tomorrow’s IoT devices.

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Section: Iot-tandc #1: Connectivity and Interoperability Basismentioning

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The Future of Low-End Motes in the Internet of Things: A Prospective Paper

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“…Today, the amount of directly and indirectly produced data on a daily basis in cities is heterogeneous and high, and therefore, end-users simply need to understand it [17][18][19]. Consequently, city dashboards supported by big data aggregation tools can be used to visualize and monitor city trends and mine them.…”

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Triangulum City Dashboard: An Interactive Data Analytic Platform for Visualizing Smart City Performance

Farmanbar

Rong

2020

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Cities are becoming smarter by incorporating hardware technology, software systems, and network infrastructure that provide Information Technology (IT) systems with real-time awareness of the real world. What makes a “smart city” functional is the combined use of advanced infrastructure technologies to deliver its core services to the public in a remarkably efficient manner. City dashboards have drawn increasing interest from both city operators and citizens. Dashboards can gather, visualize, analyze, and inform regional performance to support the sustainable development of smart cities. They provide useful tools for evaluating and facilitating urban infrastructure components and services. This work proposes an interactive web-based data visualization and data analytics toolkit supported by big data aggregation tools. The system proposed is a cloud-based prototype that supports visualization and real-time monitoring of city trends while processing and displaying large data sets on a standard web browser. However, it is capable of supporting online analysis processing by answering analytical queries and producing graphics from multiple resources. The aim of this platform is to improve communication between users and urban service providers and to give citizens an overall view of the city’s state. The conceptual framework and architecture of the proposed platform are explored, highlighting design challenges and providing insight into the development of smart cities. Moreover, results and the potential statistical analysis of important city services offered by the system are introduced. Finally, we present some challenges and opportunities identified through the development of the city data platform.

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“…It provides an interface that connects singular gadgets to the system and to one another. There are also controller frameworks in the WoT system (i.e., programming and architectures) that provide a framework for handling information by investigating and utilizing the information gathered by associated gadgets to make decisions and facilitate activities initiated by gadgets [8]. The main objective of this research study is to determine the impact of IoT on digital transformation for Saudi Vision 2030.…”

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Improving Solution Architecture of Internet of Things to Support a Successful Implementation of Digital Transformation in the Context of 2030 Vision of Saudi Arabia

Alsudairy,

Alsanad,

Emam

2020

IJITEE

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Internet of Things (IoT) is an information exchange system between computing devices and people over a network. Because IoT is new to Saudi Arabia (SA), no business model in the public sector provides it, making it difficult to adopt. The results of 55 studies show that one challenge for adopting IoT in SA is a lack of a consistency in designing a dynamic solutions architecture to coordinate the required support to integrate IoT into the SA digital transformation plan. Another challenge is a lack of government standards. This study summarizes the problems that researchers and developers face in managing IoT activities for a dynamic solutions architecture for Saudi Vision 2030. It explores how to define a dynamic solutions architecture for any IT platform, based on design, implementation, experimental validation, and evaluation of the effects on system quality. To begin, this study provides an overview of IoT and details to enable IoT technologies for public and private sectors to help achieve Saudi Vision 2030.

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Internet of Things: A Comprehensive Review of Enabling Technologies, Architecture, and Challenges

Cited by 165 publications

References 36 publications

The Future of Low-End Motes in the Internet of Things: A Prospective Paper

The Future of Low-End Motes in the Internet of Things: A Prospective Paper

Triangulum City Dashboard: An Interactive Data Analytic Platform for Visualizing Smart City Performance

Improving Solution Architecture of Internet of Things to Support a Successful Implementation of Digital Transformation in the Context of 2030 Vision of Saudi Arabia

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