Internet of Things in Industries: A Survey

Xu, Li Da; He, Wu; Li, Shancang

doi:10.1109/tii.2014.2300753

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“…Thus in manufacturing, the ability to provide and access real-time information is supporting a shift towards manufacturing on demand with automatic scheduling supported by knowledge of machine utilisation and availability along with active stock control and management [163,164,165]. Other areas where the IoT is likely to have a significant impact include logistics [166,167,168] and energy [169,170,171].…”

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“…Xu et al [6] contribute a major review of the current research on the Internet of Things (IoT). A very recent survey paper [6] identifies several key gaps in the current knowledge body regarding the Internet of Things. The main points -cost, security, standardisation, and technology -are all areas that will need to be explored further, but only standardisation and technology are considered in this paper.…”

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“…The IoT technologies and applications are still in their infancy [6], and so the academic community must thoroughly address the area. Although 'IoT' was initially meant to describe a network of RadioFrequency ID-enabled devices, it has since been expanded to the following widely accepted definition [6]: [6]). …”

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“…The definition also presents us with several implicit challenges, backed by Xu et al [6] and Palattella et al [4]. These include, but are not limited to, privacy, distribution and maintenance, and security concerns in the distributed system that is the IoT.…”

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Internet of Things (IoT) has provided a promising opportunity to build powerful industrial systems and applications by leveraging the growing ubiquity of radio‐frequency identification (RFID), wireless, mobile, and sensor devices. IoT integrates various devices equipped with identification, sensing, networking, communication, and processing capabilities as a complex cyber‐physical system. A wide range of industrial IoT applications has been developed and deployed in recent years. Industries have a strong interest in deploying more IoT devices to develop industrial applications. In an effort to understand the development of IoT in industries, this article introduces the recent research on IoT from the industrial perspective. We firstly introduce the background and the fundamental enabling technologies that are used in IoT. Next, we present some key industrial applications of IoT. Afterward, we introduce the future trends associated with IoT, including research in 5G and 6G and their implications to IoT in the future. The current trend is the widespread adoption of 5G; meanwhile, 6G emerges. IoT of Everything will be realized when 6G comes. Due to the rapid advances in technology and improved industrial infrastructure, IoT is expected to be widely implemented in industries.

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Internet of Things in Industries: A Survey

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