Smart-Home Architecture Based on Bluetooth mesh Technology

Wan, Qing; Liu, Jianghua

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/322/7/072004

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“…Finally, a smart home solution based on Bluetooth Mesh has been developed [ 46 ], by using Nordic nrf52832 devices. The authors implemented a Bluetooth Mesh prototype that collects sensor data from distributed nodes and transfers the data to a central database node.…”

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Experimental Evaluation of 6BLEMesh: IPv6-Based BLE Mesh Networks

Darroudi

Gómez

2020

Sensors

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Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has become a major wireless technology for the Internet of Things (IoT). Recent efforts of academia, industry and standards development organizations have focused on creating BLE mesh network solutions. 6BLEMesh is a specification being developed by the IETF that defines an IPv6-oriented approach for BLE mesh networking. In this paper, we perform an experimental evaluation of 6BLEMesh, based on a real implementation. We evaluate latency, round trip time (RTT) and energy consumption. For the latter, we model the device current consumption, we determine the energy efficiency of communication, and we obtain the theoretical device lifetime (for battery-operated devices), for three different hardware platforms. Under the assumptions in our study (including a simple 235 mAh battery, and periodic data transmission), the maximum, asymptotic, device lifetime is 573 days, whereas battery-operated router devices can also achieve 3-digit lifetimes (in days) in many scenarios. Our results also illustrate the impact on performance of BLE-level and application-level parameter settings, adaptation layer mechanisms such as IPv6 header compression, and device hardware characteristics.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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Experimental Evaluation of 6BLEMesh: IPv6-Based BLE Mesh Networks

Darroudi

Gómez

2020

Sensors

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“…Технологии Zigbee и Z-Wave уже хорошо себя зарекомендовали на рынке беспроводных сетей для умного дома. Каждая из них имеет определенный набор преимуществ и недостатков [12]. Z-Wave потребители критикуют, потому что она имеет закрытую систему, но это также является ее одним из основных преимуществ.…”

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Using mesh topology in building a wireless home automation network

Zainetdinov

Nedyak

Rudzeyt

et al. 2020

Russian journal of resources, conservation and recycling

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Currently, with the advent of smart devices, our life has become more convenient – it is now easier to do household chores, track the movement of goods, etc. The development of smart devices with the advent of new wireless communication standards helped to give impulse to the unification of smart gadgets into a network, which is often used in smart homes. With this approach, there are some security problems, such as unauthorized access to devices by third parties, interference with the operation of devices, failure of routers, limiting the radius of data transfer between devices, reducing the bandwidth of devices with increasing distance between the gadget and the router, etc. This article talks about IoT technology and how I use it for home automation. The modern view of building wireless home automation networks, which allows you to solve some of these problems, involves a decentralized approach, for example, the usage of mesh-network. This article describes how mesh networking works, and lists the benefits of using it in home automation. When using mesh networking technologies such as Z-Wave or Zigbee, it is possible to link multiple devices into a «seamless» network using Bluetooth or Wi-Fi. The authors reviewed the most popular technologies that use mesh network topology for home automation. These technologies increase the throughput of devices several times. It also allows you to protect devices from third-party intrusion into the system by assigning unique private keys to each device of the network, which decrypts only those packets that are intended for this device.

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“…Wan and Liu create a smart-home architecture based on Bluetooth Mesh. While they describe the fundamentals of their design, and they validate it by using a 14-node testbed, they do not evaluate network performance [ 10 ]. Deknache and Nilsson conduct an indoor and outdoor experimental evaluation of Bluetooth Mesh, focusing only latency and throughput [ 11 ].…”

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“…As a relevant new connectivity solution in the IoT market, it is crucial to investigate the performance of Bluetooth Mesh. Despite the novelty of this technology, there are already several published research studies on Bluetooth Mesh [ 8 , 9 , 10 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 ]. Existing work focuses on performance parameters such as Packet Delivery Ratio (PDR), latency and throughput.…”

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Bluetooth Mesh Energy Consumption: A Model

Darroudi

Caldera-Sànchez

Gómez

2019

Sensors

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The recent publication of the Bluetooth Mesh standard is a remarkable milestone in the evolution of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). As a new technology in the Internet of Things (IoT) market, it is crucial to investigate the performance of Bluetooth Mesh. However, while a fundamental feature of Bluetooth Mesh is its suitability for energy-constrained devices, this aspect has not yet been properly considered in the literature. In this paper, we model the current consumption, lifetime and energy cost per delivered bit of a battery-operated Bluetooth Mesh sensor node. The model is based on measurements performed on a real hardware platform. Evaluation results quantify the impact of crucial Bluetooth Mesh parameters. Among others, we have found that a sensor device running on a simple 235 mAh battery, and sending a data message every 10 s, can achieve a lifetime of up to 15.6 months, whereas the asymptotic lifetime is 21.4 months.

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Smart-Home Architecture Based on Bluetooth mesh Technology

Cited by 14 publications

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Experimental Evaluation of 6BLEMesh: IPv6-Based BLE Mesh Networks

Experimental Evaluation of 6BLEMesh: IPv6-Based BLE Mesh Networks

Using mesh topology in building a wireless home automation network

Bluetooth Mesh Energy Consumption: A Model

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