RF Tracking System for Assets Using IOT

Bhavitha, Ch.; Yuvaraju, D.; Kumar, B. Pavan; Giribabu, D.; Krishna, G. Rama

doi:10.22214/ijraset.2022.41616

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“…Customer asset tracking, also known as customer equipment tracking, is the monitoring and management of assets or equipment held by a company but under the control of customers or clients. Tis is especially efective in increasing customer service efciency and asset utilization in a variety of sectors [81][82][83]. Efective customer asset monitoring may help to streamline processes, decrease losses, improve customer happiness, and ultimately save money [84].…”

Section: Surveillancementioning

confidence: 99%

Internet of Things (IoT) of Smart Homes: Privacy and Security

Magara,

Zhou

2024

Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering

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The Internet of Things (IoT) constitutes a sophisticated network that interconnects devices, optimizing functionality across various domains of human activity. Recent literature projections anticipate a significant increase, with estimates exceeding 50 billion connected devices by 2025. Despite its transformative potential, the IoT landscape confronts formidable privacy and security challenges, encompassing intricate issues such as data acquisition, anonymization, retention, sharing practices, and behavioural profiling. Effectively addressing these challenges mandates the development of scalable solutions, innovative management strategies, and adaptable policy frameworks. In this paper, we conduct an exhaustive examination of major IoT applications, alongside associated privacy and security concerns. We systematically categorize prevalent privacy, security, and interoperability issues within the context of the IoT layered architecture. The review highlights current research initiatives focused on developing energy-efficient devices, optimizing microprocessors, and fostering interdisciplinary collaborations to address the challenges in the IoT landscape. To efficaciously manage risks in this dynamic landscape, stakeholders must implement comprehensive strategies that span stringent data protection legislation, extensive user education initiatives, and the deployment of robust authorization and authentication frameworks. This paper aims to empower industry leaders, policymakers, and researchers by providing actionable solutions, not just insights, to navigate the complexities of the IoT landscape effectively. Future research initiatives should prioritize the fortification of security measures for large-scale IoT deployments, the formulation of user-centric privacy solutions, and the standardization of interoperability protocols. By establishing a robust foundational framework, our paper endeavours to spearhead the discourse on IoT applications, privacy paradigms, and security frameworks, paving the way towards a resilient and interconnected future.

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Section: Surveillancementioning

confidence: 99%