A Vision of IoT: Applications, Challenges, and Opportunities With China Perspective

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A Vision of IoT: Applications, Challenges, and Opportunities With China Perspective SHANZHI CHEN, HUI XU, DAKE LIU, BO HU, AND HUCHENG WANG Definitions of IoT from Different Organizations: Organizations CCSA ITU-T EU FP7 CASAGRAS IETF DEFINITIONS A network, which can collect information from the physical world or control the physical world objects through various deployed devices with capability of perception, computation, execution and communication, and support communication between human and things or between things by transmitting, classifying and processing information. A global infrastructure for the information society, enabling advanced services by interconnecting (physical and virtual) things based on existing and evolving interoperable information and communication technologies. A global network infrastructure, linking physical and virtual objects through the exploitation of data capture and communication capabilities. A world-wide network of interconnected objects uniquely addressable based on standard communication protocols. 1

Characteristics of IoT: 1. Comprehensive Perception: Using RFID, sensors, and two-dimensional barcode to obtain the object information at anytime and anywhere, it will be a new opportunity. 2. Reliable Transmission: Through a variety of available radio networks, telecommunication networks, and Internet, objects information can be available in any time. 3. Intelligent Processing: By collecting IoT data into databases, various intelligent computing technologies including cloud computing will be able to support IoT data applications. Opportunity of IoT: 1. The IoT will create a huge network of billions or trillions of Things communicating each other. 2. The IoT blends the virtual world and the physical world by bringing different concepts and technical components together. 3. In IoT, applications, services, middleware components, networks, and end nodes will be structurally organized and used in entire new ways. 2

Capability of the IoT Application: 1. Location Sensing and Sharing of Location Info including: a. Mobile asset tracking b. Fleet management c. Traffic information system 2. Environment Sensing including: a. Environment detection b. Remote medical monitoring 3. Remote Controlling: a. Appliance control. b. Disaster recovery. 4. Ad Hoc Networking: self- organized networking capability. 5. Secure Communication. 3

IoT in China: 1. Action Plan of IoT Development in China : 1. Top-layer design. 2. Standards development. 3. Technology development. 4. Application pro- motion. 5. Industry support. 6. Business models. 7. Security. 8. Government support. 9. Laws and regulations guarantee. 10. Personnel training. 2. National R&D plans in IoT in China: 4

3. Standardization The IoT standard system contains: The architecture standards The application requirements standards The communication protocol standards The identification standards The security standards The application standards The data standards The information processing standards The public service plat- form standards. Motivation and General Description: Characteristics of an open and generic IoT architecture: 1. Standard Interface and Protocol: By comparing various private IoT systems, a generic IoT infrastructure has the same hardware and software interfaces, and protocols. 2. Public and Operating: A general IoT architecture is deployed to take over public IoT applications with open- operating capability. A public IoT system can thus integrate multiple IoT applications into one architecture. 3. Open, Scalable, and Flexible: An open IoT architecture with open resources, open standards, and open interfaces can easily extend its functionality and the scale of performance. It can thus adapt to different requirements including technical developments flexibly. 5

CCSA proposed open and general architecture of IoT. Open and General IoT Architecture: The architecture includes three functional platforms: 1. Sensing and Gateway Platform: This platform connects sensors, controllers, RFID readers, and location sensing device (e.g., GPS) to IoT network layer. 2. Resource and Administration Platform: Network and service layer includes backbone networks and resource ad- ministration platforms. 3. Open Application Platform: Modularization design in this application platform provides common function and open application programming interface (API). 6

Main Application Fields in China: IoT development from Three Major Operators: 7

Deployment of Typical Applications: 1. Smart City: Smart city development plans are divided into three stages: The stage for initial infrastructure construction The stage for data-processing facility construction The stage for end-phase service platform construction. 2. Intelligent Transportation Including: electronic police, intelligent traffic signal control, traffic video monitoring, intelligent Taxi service management, urban public transport information technology, and ETC. Challenge of IoT : 1. Architecture Challenge 2. Technical Challenge 3. Hardware Challenge 4. Privacy and Security Challenge 5. Standard Challenge 6. Business Challenge 8

Prospect of IoT : IoT systems will make intelligent sensing widely available through information sharing and collaboration. IoT applications will expand the scale in the different industries like: 1. Interoperability 2. Intelligent System 3. Energy Sustainability CONCLUSION: The IoT encompasses several technologies such as information technology, cognitive sciences, communication technology, and low-power electronics. The development of IoT will depend on technological advances in silicon scaling and energyefficient devices, in getting the information from heterogeneous sources, in reducing costs, and in improving efficiencies. The development of the IoT exposed many new challenges including the lack of fundamental theory supporting, unclear architecture, and immature standards. Thus, the developments of IoT as an intelligent system can be proceeding with interoperability, energy sustainability, privacy, and security. IoT have become an inevitable trend of development of information industry, which bound to bring new changes to our lives. 9