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- 1. GREEN INTERNET OFTHINGS FOR SMART WORLD Y. Mani Kiran Kumar
- 2. ABSTRACT Smart world isenvisioned as an era in which objects (e.g., watches, mobile phones, computers, cars, buses, and trains) can automatically and intelligently serve people in a collaborative manner. Paving the way for smart world, Internet of Things (IoT) connects everything in the smartworld. Radio Frequency Identification techniques (RFID) and related identification technologies will be the cornerstone of related identification technologies will be the cornerstone of the upcoming Internet of Things (IoT).
- 3. CONTENTS • Abstract • Introduction •Technologies • Sensor cloud towards green IOT • Future for Internet of Things • Conclusion
- 4. INTRODUCTION • Internet ofthing is that things can communicate to each other without human. The things communicate directly between each other can save the communication energy with user. • With the rapid development of science and technology, the world is becoming ``smart''. Living in such a smart world people will be automatically and collaboratively served by the smart devices (e.g., watches, mobile phones, computers), smart transportation (e.g., cars, buses, trains), smart environments (e.g., homes, offices, factories). • Internet of things targets to connect various objects (e.g., mobile phones, computers, cars, appliances) with unique addresses, to enable them interacting with each other and with the world. Further, green IoT targets at a sustainable smart world, by reducing the energy consumption of IoT.
- 5. Green IOT • Alldevices in the smart world are supposed to be equipped with additional sensory and communication add-ons so that they can sense the world and communicate with each other, they will require more energy. • The energy efficient procedures (hardware or software)adopted by IoT either to facilitate reducing the greenhouse effect of existing applications and services or to reduce the impact of greenhouse effect of IoT itself.
- 6. Applications • Smart home •Industrial Automation • Smart Health-care • Smart grid • Smart city
- 7. TECHNOLOGIES • Identification Technologies •Cloud Platform • Network Technologies • Software and Algorithms • Hardware • Data and Signal Processing Technologies • Power and Energy Storage Technologies
- 8. Identification Technology • Convergenceand interoperability of technologies for identification and authentication that can operate at a global scale. • It includes the management of unique identities for physical objects and devices, and handling of multiple identifiers for people and locations and possible cross - referencing among different identifiers for the same entity and with associated authentication credentials.
- 9. Cloud Platform • Increasinglyused for processing of the huge volume of data that can be generated by IOT and consumed by users. • Resource virtualization and on demand assignment to promote efficiency in utilization. • Different Business models(e.g., pay per use, dynamic pricing) encourage more efficient behavior and life- cycle management
- 10. Network Technologies • Wirelessnetwork technologies have gained more focus due to their ability to provide unobtrusive wire- free communication. • wireless sensor networks promise low power, low cost object monitoring and networking, constituting a fundamental technology for the evolution constituting a fundamental technology for the evolution towards a truly embedded and autonomous Internet of Things.
- 11. Software and Algorithms •Only with appropriate software will it be possible that the Internet of Things comes to life as imagined, as an integral part of the Future Internet. • It is through software that novel applications and interactions are realized, and that the network with all its resources, devices and distributed services becomes manageable.
- 12. Data and signalProcessing Technology • By 2020, trillions of networked sensors will be deployed around the planet, in the spaces we inhabit, the systems we use, the devices we carry, and inside our bodies. • Sensors are a key enabling technology; with detection, measurement, computation, and communication, they can make passive systems active. • Sensors will be used to measure everything from acceleration and location to temperature, energy use, soil chemistry air pollution and health conditions chemistry, air pollution, and health conditions.
- 13. Power and EnergyStorage Technology • Energy storage has become one of the most important obstacles to the miniaturization of electronic devices, and today’s embedded wireless technologies such as Wireless Sensor Networks and Active RFID. • Energy harvesting is still a very inefficient process that would require a large amount of research. • Sources for energy harvesting in embedded devices could include, among others, vibration, solar radiation, thermal energy, etc.
- 14. Sensor cloud towardsgreen IOT • sensor-cloud is ``an infrastructure that allows truly pervasive computation using sensors as an interface between physical and cyber worlds, the data-compute clusters as the cyber backbone and the internet as the communication medium'‘. • sensor-cloud is ``a unique sensor data storage, visualization and remote management platform that leverages powerful cloud computing technologies to provide excellent data scalability, rapid visualization, and user programmable analysis'‘.
- 15. Future for Internetof Things • Internet of things in 2020 • Wider technological trends of energy • Outlook to the future • Ongoing research • Intensified research
- 16. Internet of Thingsin 2020 • It is therefore expected that the Internet of things will become a reality over the next 20 years. • smart devices wirelessly communicating over hybrid and ad-hoc networks of devices, sensors and actuators working in synergy to improve the quality of our lives and in synergy to improve the quality of our lives and consistently reducing the ecological impact of mankind on the planet.
- 17. Wider Technological trendsof Energy • Energy issues such as energy harvesting and low- power chipsets are central to the development of the IoT. • The development of new and more efficient and compact energy storage like batteries, fuel cells, and printed/polymer batteries as well as new energy generation devices coupling energy transmission methods or energy harvesting using energy conversion will be the key factors for implementing autonomous wireless smart systems.
- 18. Conclusion • IOT representsa paradigm shift that will enable smart cities around the world. • Sensor cloud integration for green IOT is promising, but research is still in infancy.
- 19. References Q. Han, S.Liang, and H. Zhang, ``Mobile cloud sensing, big data, and 5G networks make an intelligent and smart world,'' IEEE Netw., vol. 29, no. 2, pp. 4045, Mar./Apr. 2015. [2] L. Atzori, A. Iera, and G. Morabito, ``The Internet of Things: A survey,'‘ Comput. Netw., vol. 54, no. 15, pp. 27872805, Oct. 2010. [3] C. Perera, C. H. Liu, S. Jayawardena, and M. Chen, ``A survey on Internet of Things from industrial market perspective,'' IEEE Access, vol. 2, pp. 16601679, Jan. 2014. [4] L. Da Xu, W. He, and S. Li, ``Internet of Things in industries: A survey,'‘ IEEE Trans. Ind. Informat., vol. 10, no. 4, pp. 22332243, Nov. 2014. [5] C. Perera, C. H. Liu, and S. Jayawardena, ``The emerging Internet of Things marketplace from an industrial perspective: A survey,'' IEEE Trans.Emerg. Topics Comput., to be published.