Potential Requirements and Opportunities of Blockchain-Based Industrial IoT in Supply Chain: A Survey

Sun, Poly Z. H.; Chen, Zhiyang; Cao, Siyang; Ming, Xinguo

doi:10.1109/tcss.2021.3129259

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“…Researchers have explored the integration of blockchain technology with Industrial Control Systems (ICS) to enhance security and privacy within the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). Notable studies, such as Z.-H. Sun et al [2] survey of enterprise and literature reviews to identify specific industrial requirements in various supply chain scenarios, and G. Puthilibai et al [3] proposal of a secure wireless solution based on blockchain technology for IIoT, and W. Zhou and J. Jin's development and evaluation of a distributed access control system using blockchain and smart contract technologies [4], collectively contribute to advancing the understanding and application of blockchain in the industrial domain.…”

Section: Industrial Control Systems and Blockchainmentioning

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Industrial Control System State Monitor Using Blockchain Technology

Chang,

Peng,

et al. 2024

Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics

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This paper introduces an innovative approach to enhance data verification and security in intelligent systems through the integration of blockchain technology. The proposed method amalgamates the transparency and decentralization inherent to blockchain with the command and oversight functionalities of PLC to ensure the utmost data integrity. The devised approach synergizes the decentralized attributes of blockchain with the control capabilities of PLCs, thus establishing robust safeguards for data integrity. Through the utilization of blockchain's tamper-resistant ledger, PLCs orchestrate data interactions and enforce real-time monitoring and control. The viability and efficacy of this innovative scheme are substantiated through empirical evaluations and simulations, conclusively affirming its practicality.

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Section: Industrial Control Systems and Blockchainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Industrial Control System State Monitor Using Blockchain Technology

Chang,

Peng,

et al. 2024

Proceedings of International Conference on Artificial Life and Robotics

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“…Due to the characteristics of Blockchain technology, data traceability is directly guaranteed. However, the credibility in the collection of information from the physical devices of the Blockchain network to the end user imposes a challenge [17,18]. The main challenge imposed by the industry to ensure the quality of the processes is the involvement of the intervening actors and the efficient management of resources.…”

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BIoTS-Path: Certification Transmission of Supply Chains Based on Blockchain–Internet of Things Architectures by Validating the Information Path

Gonzalez-Amarillo,

Fraga Vazquez,

Ramirez-Gonzalez

et al. 2023

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A food traceability system (FTS) can record information about processes along a production chain to determine their safety and quality. Under the Internet of Things (IoT) concept, the communication technologies that support FTSs act as platforms for mass access to information with limited security. However, the integrity of the collected data is not immune to security attacks. This paper proposes a point-to-point information transmission path with no edges or access boundaries (no intermediaries) to transmit data with integrity. This route is possible thanks to the architectural articulation of a hardware device (sensor BIoTS) at the perception layer, with the Blockchain architecture at the application layer. This pairing makes an ecosystem with the ability to trace and certify in parallel the products, the supply chain processes, and the data recorded in it possible. The design of the security testing ecosystem is based on the theoretical and technical principles of cybersecurity. It is executed through mathematical models that define the probability of attacks’ success against the transmitted data’s integrity. The security tests performed allow for establishing that this BIoTS information transmission route is unlikely to suffer from transmission vulnerabilities and that it is not prone to security attacks against integrity. This work paves the way toward fully integrating Blockchain technology in dedicated IoT architectures.

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“…These decisions are comparatively fast, in real-time, and maintain room for future predictions. The intelligence in the system is accompanied by simulation and modeling capabilities and perform the assigned task as predict-and-act [14]. This feature is greatly assisting executives in trading off repetitive work.…”

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Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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The traditional supply chain system included smart objects to enhance intelligence, automation capabilities, and intelligent decision-making. Internet of Things (IoT) technologies are providing unprecedented opportunities to enhance efficiency and reduce the cost of the existing system of the supply chain. This article aims to study the prevailing supply chain system and explore the benefits obtained after smart objects and embedded networks of IoT are implanted. Short-range communication technologies, radio frequency identification (RFID), middleware, and cloud computing are extensively comprehended to conceptualize the smart supply chain management system. Moreover, manufacturers are achieving maximum benefits in terms of safety, cost, intelligent management of inventory, and decision-making. This study also offers concepts of smart carriage, loading/unloading, transportation, warehousing, and packaging for the secure distribution of products. Furthermore, the tracking of customers to convince them to make more purchases and the modification of shops with the assistance of the Internet of Things are thoroughly idealized.

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Potential Requirements and Opportunities of Blockchain-Based Industrial IoT in Supply Chain: A Survey

Cited by 21 publications

References 86 publications

Industrial Control System State Monitor Using Blockchain Technology

Industrial Control System State Monitor Using Blockchain Technology

BIoTS-Path: Certification Transmission of Supply Chains Based on Blockchain–Internet of Things Architectures by Validating the Information Path

Application of Internet of Things (IoT) in Sustainable Supply Chain Management

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