Semantic Negotiation-Based Service Framework in an M2M Environment

Jeon, Paul Barom; Kim, Jangwon; Lee, Sukhoon; Lee, Chonghyun; Baik, Doo-Kwon

doi:10.1109/wi-iat.2011.88

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“…A system that uses negotiation between autonomous agents to facilitate inter device communication is described in [21]. The basic scenario is of an M2M environment containing intelligent server and a user device.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…While this work uses a lot of the same technologies as our work, there are some significant differences. The purpose of [21] is to create a service framework that can offer optimized services to users. The proposed system uses ontologies that are used to decide which service offered by the intelligent server is optimal for the user and to get the information of that service.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Negotiation in Internet of Things

Misura¹,

Žagar²

2016

Automatika Journal

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Negotiation in Internet of Things

Misura¹,

Žagar²

2016

Automatika Journal

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“…In our work, negotiation is used in a different way, because the service consumer negotiates with many different service providers to find the one that is willing to make the best offer. Also, [21] describes a local M2M environment with one service provider and possibly multiple service consumers. In our work, there is a central negotiation platform that all of the devices and application register to.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In our work, there is a central negotiation platform that all of the devices and application register to. Lastly, the use case described in [21] revolves around providing the optimal service to user's mobile device, while our work focuses on a general negotiation platform that can be used by any type of application that needs data that registered devices provide.…”

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Negotiation in Internet of Things

Misura

Žagar

2016

Automatika

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Original scientific paperInternet of things as a market, and the number of connected devices in particular is growing very rapidly. Currently, application owners deploy new devices for each application that needs the data. As the number of sensors increases, it will become much more practical to reuse existing sensors for new applications than to deploy new ones. But the problem is that the application owner needs to agree with device owners on conditions under which will the data be made available to applications. Doing this manually is very expensive both in terms of money and time. We implemented a system that does this automatically using negotiating agents. The system was tested on simulated environments and showed that it can mediate between devices and applications with reasonable performance. Key words: Internet of things, Negotiation, Software AgentsPregovaranje u Internetu stvari. Internet stvari kao tržište, a posebno broj spojenih ure aja, raste vrlo brzo. Danas vlasnici aplikacija postavljaju nove ure aje za svaku aplikaciju kojoj su potrebni podatci. Kako se povećava broj senzora u upotrebi, postaje sve praktičnije koristiti postojeće senzore nego postavljati nove. Problem predstavljačinjenica da se vlasnik aplikacije mora dogovoriti s vlasnicima ure aja o uvjetima pod kojimaće aplikacijama biti dozvoljeno dohvaćanje izmjerenih vrijednosti. Pojedinačno je dogovaranje izme u vlasnika za svaki ure aj skupo i sporo. Izgradili smo sustav koji automatizira ovaj proces pomoću programskih agenata koji pregovaraju. Sustav je ispitan na simuliranom okruženju i pokazuje da može posredovati izme u ure aja i aplikacija s razumnim performansama.

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“…In [1] authors propose an agent based negotiation strategy for service provision in IoT domain. However, the purpose and domain area are a bit different than in our case.…”

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confidence: 99%

Internet of things cloud mediator platform

Misura

Žagar

2014

2014 37th International Convention on Information and Communication Technology, Electronics and Microelectronics (MIPRO)

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Internet of things (IoT) will connect a huge amount of devices to the Internet. There will also be many applications that will use the generated data to provide a service to end-user. This presents a problem in situations when the application owner is not the device owner. Application owner needs to find and contact the owners of the devices that provide the data he needs. When done by a human, this process lasts a long time and costs a lot of money. In this paper, we propose a middleware architecture that connects the appropriate devices and applications. It is based on software agents representing devices and applications negotiating between each other on the terms by which the data can be used.

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Semantic Negotiation-Based Service Framework in an M2M Environment

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