Sensyml: Simulation Environment for large-scale IoT Applications

Isakovic, Haris; Bisanovic, Vanja; Wally, Bernhard; Rausch, Thomas; Ratasich, Denise; Dustdar, Schahram; Kappel, Gerti; Grosu, Radu

doi:10.1109/iecon.2019.8927756

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“…The prototyping software is currently being used by a multimedia company that manages several mulsemedia setups both nationally and internationally. It is noteworthy that rather than competing with existing solutions developed with similar purposes (e.g., [28,32]), the proposed system intends to provide an alternative agnostic approach to simulate IoT environments before their deployment, privileging quick planning strategies for arranging mulsemedia setups, being more flexible to programmers, and capable of being extended with digital twin features for the management of actual infrastructures, supported by more intuitive interfaces.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A significant variety of reported works followed the same research line. For example, Sensyml [28] consists of an environment capable of simulating large-scale data during application development, in which multiple types of sensors with physical and geographical characteristics similar to real devices can be hosted, allowing performance to be tested under edge conditions (power consumption, data growth) and to evaluate scale-up potential. Focusing on IoT big data processing, in [29], a platform IOTSim was designed and implemented upon known cloud simulation services-such as CloudSim [30]-with the goal of allowing the analysis of the impact and performance of IoT-based applications before a real system setup.…”

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Prototyping IoT-Based Virtual Environments: An Approach toward the Sustainable Remote Management of Distributed Mulsemedia Setups

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Business models built upon multimedia/multisensory setups delivering user experiences within disparate contexts—entertainment, tourism, cultural heritage, etc.—usually comprise the installation and in-situ management of both equipment and digital contents. Considering each setup as unique in its purpose, location, layout, equipment and digital contents, monitoring and control operations may add up to a hefty cost over time. Software and hardware agnosticity may be of value to lessen complexity and provide more sustainable management processes and tools. Distributed computing under the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm may enable management processes capable of providing both remote control and monitoring of multimedia/multisensory experiences made available in different venues. A prototyping software to perform IoT multimedia/multisensory simulations is presented in this paper. It is fully based on virtual environments that enable the remote design, layout, and configuration of each experience in a transparent way, without regard of software and hardware. Furthermore, pipelines to deliver contents may be defined, managed, and updated in a context-aware environment. This software was tested in the laboratory and was proven as a sustainable approach to manage multimedia/multisensory projects. It is currently being field-tested by an international multimedia company for further validation.

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confidence: 99%