SIRENA - Service Infrastructure for Real-time Embedded Networked Devices: A service oriented framework for different domains

Bohn, H.; Bobek, A.; Golatowski, Frank

doi:10.1109/icniconsmcl.2006.196

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“…The middleware simplifies the management of underlying devices or things for enterprise application especially in the industrial automation. It is an extension of two previous work projects [29,30].…”

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confidence: 98%

An IoT-Aware Architecture for Collecting and Managing Data Related to Elderly Behavior

Almeida

Fiore

Mainetti

et al. 2017

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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The world population will be made up of a growing number of elderly people in the near future. Aged people are characterized by some physical and cognitive diseases, like mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and frailty, that, if not timely diagnosed, could turn into more severe diseases, like Alzheimer disease, thus implying high costs for treatments and cares. Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) enabling the Internet of Things (IoT) can be adopted to create frameworks for monitoring elderly behavior which, alongside normal clinical procedures, can help geriatricians to early detect behavioral changes related to such pathologies and to provide customized interventions. As part of the City4Age project, this work describes a novel approach for collecting and managing data about elderly behavior during their normal activities. The data capturing layer is an unobtrusive and low-cost sensing infrastructure abstracting the heterogeneity of physical devices, while the data management layer easily manages the huge quantity of sensed data, giving them semantic meaning and fostering data shareability. This work provides a functional validation of the proposed architecture and introduces how the data it manages can be used by the whole City4Age platform to early identify risks related to MCI/frailty and promptly intervene.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 98%

An IoT-Aware Architecture for Collecting and Managing Data Related to Elderly Behavior

Almeida

Fiore

Mainetti

et al. 2017

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Advantages and disadvantages of the aforementioned service technologies applied to different applications are already being studied by researchers (e.g. [5]); thus, a comparison of them is not included in this paper. The analysis performed in research projects such as SIRENA, SOCRADES and within the research program ITEA gives priority to SOAP-based web services in which the devices are integrated with the IT systems using DPWS.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, research analysis has shown its applicability for embedded systems development [4]. The prototype systems implemented within the European project SIRENA [5] as well as some commercial products that provide support for Devices Profile for Web Services standard [6] further prove the applicability of the SOA concept in the embedded domain. However, applying SOA to deeply constrained devices such as sensor nodes is still an open research problem due to unacceptable overhead.…”

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confidence: 99%

Integration of Wireless Sensor and Actuator Nodes With IT Infrastructure Using Service-Oriented Architecture

Kyusakov

Eliasson

Delsing

et al. 2013

IEEE Trans. Ind. Inf.

107

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Abstract-A large number of potential applications for Wireless Sensor and Actuator Networks (WSAN) have yet to be embraced by industry despite high interest amongst academic researchers. This is due to various factors such as unpredictable costs related to development, deployment and maintenance of WSAN, especially when integration with existing IT infrastructure and legacy systems is needed. Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is seen as a promising technique to bridge the gap between sensor nodes and enterprise applications such as factory monitoring, control and tracking systems where sensor data is used. To date, research efforts have focused on middleware software systems located in gateway devices that implement standard service technology, such as Devices Profile for Web Services (DPWS), for interacting with the sensor network. This paper takes a different approach -deploying interoperable Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP)-based web services directly on the nodes and not using gateways. This strategy provides for easy integration with legacy IT systems and supports heterogeneity at the lowest level. Two-fold analysis of the related overhead, which is the main challenge of this solution, is performed; Quantification of resource consumption as well as techniques to mitigate it are presented, along with latency measurements showing the impact of different parts of the system on system performance. A proof-of-concept application using Mulle -a resource-constrained sensor platform -is also presented.

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“…home automation devices are featured by sparse resources and low processing power and solutions as web services are unsatisfactory because they put high demands on the embedded devices [27]. Other approaches have been driven to service-oriented infrastructures based on the Device Profile for Web Services (WS-DP or DPWS) [28]. DPWS favours the adoption of the SOA paradigm in the embedded-device supporting the integration of deviceprovided services in enterprise-wide application scenarios.…”

Section: Background and Related Workmentioning

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A Systematic Process for Implementing Gateways for Test Tools

Díaz

Yagüe

Garbajosa

2009

2009 16th Annual IEEE International Conference and Workshop on the Engineering of Computer Based Systems

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Test automation is facing a new challenge because tools, as well as having to provide conventional test functionalities, must be capable to interact with ever more heterogeneous complex systems under test (SUT). The number of existing software interfaces to access these systems is also a growing number. The problem cannot be analyzed only from a technical or engineering perspective; the economic perspective is as important. This paper presents a process to systematically implement gateways which support the communication between test tools and SUTs with a reduced cost. The proposed solution does not preclude any interface protocol at the SUT side. This process is supported using a generic architecture of a gateway defined on top of OSGi. Any test tool can communicate with the gateway through a unique defined interface. To communicate the gateway and the SUT, basically, the driver corresponding to the SUT software interface has to be loaded.

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SIRENA - Service Infrastructure for Real-time Embedded Networked Devices: A service oriented framework for different domains

Cited by 129 publications

References 7 publications

An IoT-Aware Architecture for Collecting and Managing Data Related to Elderly Behavior

An IoT-Aware Architecture for Collecting and Managing Data Related to Elderly Behavior

Integration of Wireless Sensor and Actuator Nodes With IT Infrastructure Using Service-Oriented Architecture

A Systematic Process for Implementing Gateways for Test Tools

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