The Social Internet of Things and the RFID-based robots

Turcu, Cristina Elena

doi:10.1109/icumt.2012.6459769

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“…The proposed model has three layers: the base layer that contains a database for storing and managing data with relevant descriptors, a database of ontology and engines for semantics and communications. Another approach of the SIoT is presented in [28] and an original way to approach the future IoT is presented in [29] and [30]. The authors introduce two aspects: Unit IoT and Ubiquitous IoT.…”

Section: The Iot Architecturesmentioning

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A Survey on the Internet of Things Software Arhitecture

Gaitan¹,

Găitan²,

Ungurean³

2015

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Abstract-The Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept and a paradigm that considers the pervasive presence in the environment of a variety of things/objects through wired or wireless that are uniquely addressed and are able to interact with each other and cooperate with other things/objects in order to create new applications/services and to achieve common objectives. IoT defines a new world where the real, the digital and the virtual converge to create an environment that makes the energy, transport, city, and many other areas to become more intelligent. The IoT purposed is to validate the connection type: anytime, anywhere, and everything and everyone. IoT may be considered as a network of physical objects with embedded communication technologies that 'feel' or interact with internal or external environment. This paper presents a survey on the Internet of Things software architectures that meets the requirements listed above.

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A Survey on the Internet of Things Software Arhitecture

Gaitan¹,

Găitan²,

Ungurean³

2015

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“…The project in [7] proposed a platform where robots can have social relationships among each other, as well with humans. In the work scenario, robots try to recognize objects and request help from their friends to execute some procedure.…”

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“…In this work, we propose social relationships based in [7][13] [17] to support the needs of the biomedical environments, supposing a critical and heterogeneous network, composed by a great number and variety of static and mobile objects.…”

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“…We assume IoMT networks follow some social behaviors [7][13] [17], and can be applied to the biomedical context.…”

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“…Some approaches have been proposed to apply social network concepts to validate the good reputation of the objects through recommendations, introducing concepts of Social IoT [6] [7].…”

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Trustworthiness Management Through Social Relationships in Internet of Medical Things

Brittes

Schneider

Wille

2017

JCIS

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Abstract-In recent years, the Internet of Things (IoT) paradigm has been introduced, getting attention as an emerging technology, built upon pervasive connectivity of objects in heterogeneous networks. In this context, biomedical networks are supporting biomedical environments, with many biomedical devices named objects, that are able to interact with each other and collaborate in order to achieve a common objective (diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring, patient rehabilitation). For this scenario, we use the concept of Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), as well the challenges to develop trustworthiness networks to exchange data in a biomedical environment. We propose a model to manage trustworthiness for IoMT networks based on social network concepts and priority criteria. Our model is based on a trust recommendation index, computed using the proposed trustworthiness management protocol. We analyze the effect of our protocol and demonstrate its effectiveness simulating an IoMT scenario, with improvements when analyzing the relationships establishment and network performance, also considering data and services exchanges.

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Exploring Interaction Design for the Social Internet of Things

Degraen

2018

Internet of Things

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The Social Internet of Things and the RFID-based robots

Cited by 18 publications

References 4 publications

A Survey on the Internet of Things Software Arhitecture

A Survey on the Internet of Things Software Arhitecture

Trustworthiness Management Through Social Relationships in Internet of Medical Things

Exploring Interaction Design for the Social Internet of Things

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