Role and applications of IoT in materials and manufacturing industries – Review

Lakshmi, S. Venkata; Janet, J.; Rani, P. Kavitha; Krishnamoorthy, Sujatha; Satyamoorthy, K.; Marichamy, S.

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2020.11.939

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“…Current trends in all industries and in the infrastructure of the future are based on intelligent computerized control and monitoring systems [1,2]. In particular, the Internet of Things (IoT) is considered [1][2][3] as one of the most important aspects of the successful implementation of smart city infrastructure. The most common explanation for the Internet of Things is the ability to provide valuable and useful information by various user devices through wireless and wired Internet networks [2].…”

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“…Smart home is one of the applications of IoT. In a smart home, household appliances can be monitored and controlled remotely using various sensors, actuators and wireless communication devices [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]. The Internet of Things acts as a convergence of multiple technologies.…”

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Biopolymer-based sustainable Internet of Things for smart homes

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Cherkashina

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In the infrastructure of the future, based on intelligent computerized systems and control and monitoring devices, the smart home is part of the Internet of Things (IoT). However, in addition to the need to address energy consumption, the widespread adoption of smart homes may also exacerbate the growing problem of increasing amounts of non-recyclable e-waste from IoT devices. Compared to synthetic plastics, biopolymers offer many unique advantages such as robust structure, light weight, mechanical flexibility, biocompatibility, biodegradability and renewability. Biopolymers, which are abundant in natural products such as cellulose, silk fibroin, polylactic acid, chitosan, collagen, keratin, alginate, starch and gelatin, have great promise for the production of environmentally friendly Internet of Things devices. They are ideal candidates for the use of low-temperature sol-gel coating and ink-printing processes to facilitate the development of low-cost, large-area flexible electronic devices. This work presents developments known from the literature, as well as the results of original research on the use of biopolymer materials to create flexible, wearable and textile electronic devices, such as sensors, energy storage devices and nanogenerators, soft hydrogel actuators and wireless communication devices that are promising for the Internet of Things but have not yet been implemented in smart homes.

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Biopolymer-based sustainable Internet of Things for smart homes

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“…Those four layers cover hardware, software, network and aspects of integration needed for any approach of IoT (Figure 1). The application of IoT technologies is already a reality in the automotive industry (Rahim et al, 2021), in the pharmaceutical industry (Safkhani et al, 2020) and in the manufacturing industries that include power source, water management, chemical products, and materials (Venkata Lakshmi et al, 2021). However, in the food industry the application of those habilitating technologies are still little significant (Duong et al, 2020).…”

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IoT and Raspberry Pi application in the food industry: a systematic review

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Pelisser

Finco

et al. 2022

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The Industry 4.0 technologies are in ascension in the worldwide market, in Brazil still needs to be explored. It was made a Systematic Review to measure the application of IoT in the food industry. Some platforms were used to select works, applying the string “IoT AND Raspberry Pi AND Cheese”. It was possible to evidence the majority of IoT applications in the food industry, focus on the control of temperature, humidity, color, traceability of productive chain, and enlargement of sustainability in the food industry. The most difficulties faced in the conventional application of IoT are related to the high cost of proprietary arquitectures, qualified manpower and obstacles of data security implementation. There are alternatives that aim to reduce the costs of implementation, like the utilization of Raspberry Pi. The food industry presents potential application of technologies that aim for the quality of products, being an excellent opportunity.

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