Wi-Fi helping out Bluetooth smart for an improved home automation user experience

Rossey, Jen; Moerman, Ingrid; Demeester, Piet; Hoebeke, Jeroen

doi:10.1109/scvt.2016.7797663

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“…It only describes a static network configuration, not tackling the dynamic networking environment incited by mobile peripherals within a network of IoT GW. The proxy solution has also been thoroughly researched, by employing the Network Service Discovery (NSD) capabilities of Android smartphones in order to configure a smartphone as a bridge between the BLE peripheral and the Internet [11]. However, such a proxy/bridge approach is not application-agnostic and there is no mention of handover capabilities.…”

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A BLE-Based Multi-Gateway Network Infrastructure with Handover Support for Mobile BLE Peripherals

Baert

Camerlynck

Crombez

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE 16th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS)

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Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is a popular technology within the Internet of Things. It allows low-power, star networks to be set up between a BLE gateway and multiple, power-constrained BLE devices. However, these networks tend to be static, not supporting BLE devices that can freely move around in an environment of multiple interconnected BLE gateways and perform handovers whenever necessary. This work proposes two alternative network architectures for mobile BLE peripherals. One leverages on IPv6 over BLE, whereas the other combines default BLE mechanisms with an additional custom controller. On top, we study in detail the handover mechanism that must be present in both architectures and compare the performance of both a passive and active handover approach. The passive handover approach can be set up without any extra implementation, but an active handover approach offers more proactive handover decisions and can provide a much lower handover latency. All proposed solutions have been implemented and validated on real hardware, showing the feasibility of having future infrastructures with support for mobile BLE devices.

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A BLE-Based Multi-Gateway Network Infrastructure with Handover Support for Mobile BLE Peripherals

Baert

Camerlynck

Crombez

et al. 2019

2019 IEEE 16th International Conference on Mobile Ad Hoc and Sensor Systems (MASS)

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“…The connected and automated objects will have main place in this new future home 4.0. The objective is not setting up a hyper connected environment, but to assess the autonomy of the resident and evaluate her/his needs as an actor for his/her daily activities [6]. The renovated home will not only be a place to live her/his end of life in a way just "cared", but also, to be able as an actor to manage his/her handicaps and degree of autonomy.…”

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Future Home 4.0 for People with Major Neurodegenerative Disorders, Finding the Contradictions

Renaud¹,

Houssin²,

Armaghan³

et al. 2019

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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With the aging of the population, old people increasingly wish to stay at home before entering to a retirement home. There are several reasons such as: the cost of entry, the impersonal side and the lack of solicitation as well isolation and lack of identity are the elements that could delay the entry into the retirement home. In this research, we would like to focus on persons with major neurodegenerative disorders who would like to stay at home as long as possible. These disorders are more and more present with aging of population, which lead us to reflect on the future home 4.0 by permitting residents to live their activities of daily living (ADL). New technologies and connected objects could be the potential solutions for designing the future home. During this study, we will identify the contradictions that could be existed among different solution's concepts based on functional criteria. These criteria are proposed in parameters according to the TRIZ method in order to propose principles of solution's concepts.

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“…Furthermore, smart home sensors take advantage of different ranges of electromagnetic waves including GSM, IR, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. With these different frequencies a home's devices are connected in a Wireless Home Area Network (WHAN) [4] It is also important in this project to alert homeowners to any unwanted events and intruders who might try to enter the house without legal permission. The alert can be given via a ring to a phone, an SMS or an email.…”

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Implementation of a Smart House Application Using Wireless Sensor Networks

Ismail¹,

Duman²

2017

Computer Science &Amp; Information Technology (CS &Amp; IT)

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Wi-Fi helping out Bluetooth smart for an improved home automation user experience

Cited by 6 publications

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A BLE-Based Multi-Gateway Network Infrastructure with Handover Support for Mobile BLE Peripherals

A BLE-Based Multi-Gateway Network Infrastructure with Handover Support for Mobile BLE Peripherals

Future Home 4.0 for People with Major Neurodegenerative Disorders, Finding the Contradictions

Implementation of a Smart House Application Using Wireless Sensor Networks

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