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Applications of Artificial Intelligence in the IoT

A special issue of Applied Sciences (ISSN 2076-3417). This special issue belongs to the section "Computing and Artificial Intelligence".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 May 2025 | Viewed by 2300

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Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining Lab, Telfer School of Management, and School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (cross-appointed), University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5, Canada
Interests: artificial intelligence; machine learning; data mining; big data analytics; applications in business; healthcare; and engineering; information systems and technologies
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Knowledge Discovery and Data Mining Lab, Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON K1N 6N5, Canada
Interests: machine learning; artificial intelligence communication and information technologies management of networks; IoT; network security

Special Issue Information

Dear Colleagues,

This Special Issue aims to publish papers on the latest advancements and the prevailing challenges within the realm of AI applications in IoT systems. Integration of AI with IoT systems enables us to collect, analyze, and act on data in real-time. Deploying advanced machine learning (ML) algorithms with the large amount of data collected by IoT devices enables advanced decision-making and automation. An AI application may analyze data from IoT devices, learn from it, and continuously refine its models. This continuous learning cycle makes the entire system smarter over time. However, AI/ML deployment in IoT systems is an open research problem due to several implications, including the resource limitations of IoT devices and security considerations.

Leveraging AI for data analysis, monitoring, and modelling in IoT systems is challenging. This is due not only to the limitation of IoT storage, processing power, and energy but also the real-time requirements of most intelligent IoT applications. Thus, novel solutions are studied to efficiently manage data to support the intelligent tasks of IoT systems. Moreover, there are new security challenges to protect data, considering machine learning complexities and limited resources for supporting data encryption.

Hence, the Special Issue invites submissions of recent research in the areas of artificial intelligence applications in the IoT, including, but not limited to, the followings:

  • AI/ML applications in IoT data analysis;
  • Application of deep learning in IOT;
  • Machine learning for industrial IoT;
  • Edge learning in IoT;
  • Deploying generative AI in IoT applications;
  • Security challenges of AI-empowered IoT applications;
  • Trustworthy AI for IoT applications;
  • Prototype design for AI applications in IoT;
  • AI applications in IoT for automotive and transportation applications;
  • AI applications in IoT for advanced manufacturing applications;
  • AI applications in IoT for smart cities;
  • AI applications in IoT for health care applications;
  • Climate change and AI applications in IoT;
  • Digital transformation and AI applications in IoT.

Prof. Dr. Bijan Raahemi
Prof. Dr. Ahmad Akbari Azirani
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • artificial intelligence
  • Internet of Things
  • machine learning
  • automation
  • intelligent IoT
  • generative AI
  • edge learning

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Frailty Insights Detection System (FIDS)—A Comprehensive and Intuitive Dashboard Using Artificial Intelligence and Web Technologies
by Bogdan-Iulian Ciubotaru, Gabriel-Vasilică Sasu, Nicolae Goga, Andrei Vasilățeanu, Iuliana Marin, Ionel-Bujorel Păvăloiu and Claudiu Teodor Ion Gligore
Appl. Sci. 2024, 14(16), 7180; https://doi.org/10.3390/app14167180 - 15 Aug 2024
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Frailty, known as a syndrome affecting the elderly, have a direct impact on both social well-being and body’s ability to function properly. Specific to geriatric healthcare, the early detection of frailty helps the specialists to mitigate risks of severe health outcomes. This article [...] Read more.
Frailty, known as a syndrome affecting the elderly, have a direct impact on both social well-being and body’s ability to function properly. Specific to geriatric healthcare, the early detection of frailty helps the specialists to mitigate risks of severe health outcomes. This article presents the development process of a system used to determine frailty-specific parameters, focusing on easy-to-use, non-intrusive nature and reliance on objectively measured parameters. The multitude of methodologies and metrics involved in frailty assessment emphasize the multidimensional aspects of this process and the lack of a common and widely accepted methodology as being the gold standard. After the research phase, the frailty-specific parameters considered are physical activity, energy expenditure, unintentional weight loss, and exhaustion, along with additional parameters like daily sedentary time, steps history, heart rate, and body mass index. The system architecture, artificial intelligence models, feature selection, and final prototype results are presented. The last section addresses the challenges, limitations, and future work related to the Frailty Insights Detection System (FIDS). Full article
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