Interoperability of IoT Platforms applied to the transport and logistics domain

Yacchirema, Diana; González-Usach, Régel; Palau, Carlos E.; Esteve, Manuel; Montesinos, Miguel; Llorente, M. A.; Giménez, Pablo; Llop, Miguel

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“…Inter-MW [10]: enables syntactic interoperability. Inter-MW communicates with the platforms through the corresponding bridges, which are developed as separate modules and then deployed along with Inter-MW.…”

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“…The European project ACTIVAGE [8] intends to multiply the benefits obtained from the use of AHA services in Smart Homes for the elderly by enabling semantic interoperability across a set of Smart Home clusters located in 12 different European cities and regions. Our solution for providing semantic interoperability is composed by a realtime semantic translator (Inter Platform Semantic Mediator or IPSM) [9] and a middleware component (Inter-MW) [10] that manages the communication between platforms and performs the syntactic transformation of data formats. In the context of ACTIVAGE, semantic interoperability would enable the co-operation among different Smart Home clusters regardless of their deployed IoT technologies, allowing each of them to incorporate services from other clusters.…”

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Federation of AAL & AHA systems through semantically interoperable framework

González-Usach

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2021 IEEE International Conference on Communications Workshops (ICC Workshops)

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Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) and Active and Healthy Ageing (AHA) immensely benefit from IoT application. The federation of IoT platforms can multiply the benefits obtained by the operation of those systems in an isolated way, as it enables important synergies (e.g., intelligent information sharing, system cooperation, service enhancement). This federation requires the enablement of interoperability between the IoT systems, which represents a major challenge, as systems typically follow very different standards, data formats, semantic models and manners of representing the information. We have provided a technical solution in the frame of ACTIVAGE, a project that aims to federate multiple heterogeneous IoT platforms and systems associated to clusters of AHA Smart Homes in 12 regions across Europe, with the goal to improve the AHA service provided and create the first European AHA ecosystem. Our technical solution allows the enablement of full semantic interoperability across heterogeneous platforms and it has been validated in a test scenario. It enables significant AHA service enhancement within the ACTIVAGE ecosystem, as native applications from one platform could be used indistinctly by all federated platforms. Our solution allows good scalability federating new platforms, with linear and relatively low effort.

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Section: A Technical Solutionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%