Internet of Things and Emerging Technologies for Smart Environments
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Internet of Things".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (15 January 2024) | Viewed by 10758
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
In recent years, the Internet of Things, together with its related emerging technologies, has been driving a revolution in the way people perceive and interact with the surrounding environment. Smart homes and smart offices are effective examples that are enriched with sensing, actuating, communication, and computing capabilities. The IoT provides an umbrella under which many heterogeneous technologies and objects interact and co-operate. The need to enhance its performance with characteristics from other more mature technologies is rising. The full potential of the emerging IoT paradigm requires a large amount of industrial and academic research effort directed to the design, development, and assessment of novel architectures, methodologies, and technologies. The Social Internet of Things (SIoT) refers to the convergence of the Internet of Things and social networking paradigms for the creation of social networks in which things are nodes that establish social links as humans do. This concept has become a hot topic in academic research thanks to the benefits deriving from the potential of social networks within the IoT domain, such as simplification in the navigability of a dynamic network of billions of objects, robustness in the management of the trustworthiness of objects when providing information and services, and efficiency in the dynamic discovery of services and information. The objective of this Special Issue is to present a useful reference regarding recent advancements and developments in IoT and emerging technologies
Dr. Farhan Amin
Dr. Ikram Asghar
Dr. Aftab Ali
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Internet of Things
- cyber–physical systems
- smart environments
- standards and protocols for the Internet of Things
- IoT toward COVID-19
- trusted IoT ecosystem
- smart home
- big data for IoT
- machine learning and artificial intelligence for the Internet of Things
- social Internet of Things
- SIoT application in health care and hospital information systems
- data mining and analytics in SIoT
- SIoT and smart cities
- cybersecurity in SIoT
- SIoT and autonomous driving systems
- SIoT application in smart home systems
- SIoT experimental platforms
- machine learning techniques in SIoT
- cognitive data processing in the SIoT
- smart environments
- service discovery method and technology of the SIoT
- link selection method and technology of the SIoT
- community discovery method and technology of the SIoT
- security in IoT
- trust in SIoT
- IoT and the digital twins
- smart home and the digital twin
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