دانلود رایگان مقاله انگلیسی اینترنت اشیا مبتنی بر میکروسرویس برای ساختمان های هوشمند - نشریه IEEE

Abstract

A large percentage of buildings in domestic or special-purpose is expected to become increasingly "smarter" in the future, due to the immense benefits in terms of energy saving, safety, flexibility, and comfort, that relevant new technologies offer. As concerns hardware, software, or platform level, however, no clearly dominant standards currently exist. Such standards, would ideally, fulfill a number of important desiderata, which are to be touched upon in this paper. Here, we will present a prototype platform for supporting multiple concurrent applications for smart buildings, which is utilizing an advanced sensor network as well as a distributed microservices architecture, centrally featuring the Jolie programming language. The architecture and benefits of our system are discussed, as well as a prototype containing a number of nodes and a user interface, deployed in a real-world academic building environment. Our results illustrate the promising nature of our approach, as well as open avenues for future work towards its wider and larger scale applicability.

VI. Conclusions

In this paper we presented preliminary steps toward the transformation of the Innopolis University building and students dorms into an effective smart building. Tracking some key environmental values emphasized the need for an optimization to lead to both to energy save and improved living conditions. In the future it is not impossible to imagine buildings capable to adapt and self-configure depending on environmental conditions and human needs, in the same way as modern software shows the same flexibility [21]. Jolie demonstrated to be flexible and simple enough for working with microservices and the Internet of Things: code is easy to write, to deploy and devices are easy t connect. The overall scenario looks promising to be repicated in several projects related to smart homes and cities. A large obstacle to the development is existence of a narrow set of tools for the job, and limited documentation, that will require specific attention on a case to case basis. However, the Internet community and students of many European Universities supported us in our enterprise. In the future, this work will allow us to create a system of HBI that is easier to use and more affordable.