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Internet of Things (IoT)

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Research Overview

The Internet of Things (IoT) represents a transformative paradigm in which interconnected devices, sensors, and intelligent systems communicate seamlessly to collect, exchange, and analyze data in real time. IoT enables smart environments by integrating physical systems with computational intelligence, facilitating automation, remote monitoring, predictive decision-making, and enhanced operational efficiency. Research in IoT focuses on the design and development of smart, scalable, and secure connected ecosystems for applications such as smart healthcare, intelligent transportation, industrial automation, agriculture, smart cities, environmental monitoring, and energy-efficient systems. The research also addresses challenges related to device interoperability, communication protocols, data management, low-power systems, security, privacy, and edge intelligence. Emerging research directions include IoT-enabled healthcare systems, edge computing for IoT, intelligent sensor networks, cyber-physical systems, AI-integrated IoT architectures, and privacy-preserving IoT frameworks for real-world deployments.

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012022

Energy-Efficient and Mobility-Aware Device Selection for Task Offloading in Blockchain-Enabled IoT

Authors: Shubham Kant Ajay, Kumar Sanatan, Satendra Kumar

IEEE Middle East Conference on Communications and Networking (MECOM)