Authors
Mauro AA da Cruz, Joel José PC Rodrigues, Jalal Al-Muhtadi, Valery V Korotaev, Victor Hugo C de Albuquerque
Publication date
2018/1/23
Journal
IEEE Internet of Things Journal
Volume
5
Issue
2
Pages
871-883
Publisher
IEEE
Description
Internet of Things (IoT) is a term used to describe an environment where billions of objects, constrained in terms of resources (“things”), are connected to the Internet, and interacting autonomously. With so many objects connected in IoT solutions, the environment in which they are placed becomes smarter. A software, called middleware, plays a key role since it is responsible for most of the intelligence in IoT, integrating data from devices, allowing them to communicate, and make decisions based on collected data. Then, considering requirements of IoT platforms, a reference architecture model for IoT middleware is analyzed, detailing the best operation approaches of each proposed module, as well as proposes basic security features for this type of software. This paper elaborates on a systematic review of the related literature, exploring the differences between the current Internet and IoT-based systems, presenting …
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