Heterogeneous Device Communication Models and Data Management in IoT
Keywords:
Internet of Things, Heterogeneous Device Communication Models, IOT Data Management. IOT Networking Technologies.Abstract
Internet of Things is a platform where devices become smarter, processing becomes intelligent, and communication becomes informative. Internet of things (IoT) is a combination of spatially distributed smart objects which have sensing capabilities and embedded identification through RFID technology.IoT devices are highly heterogeneous in terms of underlying communication protocols, data formats, and technologies. One IoT device connects to another to transmit information using Internet transfer protocols. Communication between heterogeneous devices can occur securely and reliably.IoT platforms serve as the bridge between the devices' sensors and the data networks. The Internet of things requires huge scalability in the network space to handle the surge of devices. In this paper, described some widely adopted technologies and standards for IoT networking. I also explain when you might want to choose one network protocol over another. I then discuss key considerations and challenges that are related to networking within IoT, including range, bandwidth, power usage, intermittent connectivity, interoperability, and security.
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