A proposal for an IoT operating system for plug-n-play wireless sensors

The proposal is focused on the development of an operating system that reduces the gap in the needed technological knowledge for the installation of an intelligent environment. The aim is to develop an operating system that is sufficiently advanced to autonomously manage the inclusion of new devices, and that at hardware level becomes largely versatile to integrate new devices and components into the environment. The proposal is based on modular hardware composed on three main elements: a brain, a module (a transductor) and a power supply. Consequently, the software must be able to recognize the installed hardware and subsequently manage communication with other devices with minimal human intervention, being helped by algorithms and fuzzy logic. Therefore, the contribution focuses on the creation of ubiquitous and pervasive systems, where the system manages itself and benefit.

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Revista de Tecnología Informática
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2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.35429/jct.2024.8.20.4.11
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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A proposal for an IoT operating system for plug-n-play wireless sensors

Miguel Casillas, P. Moreno, Rosario Baltazar
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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A proposal for an IoT operating system for plug-n-play wireless sensors

Miguel Casillas, P. Moreno, Rosario Baltazar
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Abstract

The proposal is focused on the development of an operating system that reduces the gap in the needed technological knowledge for the installation of an intelligent environment. The aim is to develop an operating system that is sufficiently advanced to autonomously manage the inclusion of new devices, and that at hardware level becomes largely versatile to integrate new devices and components into the environment. The proposal is based on modular hardware composed on three main elements: a brain, a module (a transductor) and a power supply. Consequently, the software must be able to recognize the installed hardware and subsequently manage communication with other devices with minimal human intervention, being helped by algorithms and fuzzy logic. Therefore, the contribution focuses on the creation of ubiquitous and pervasive systems, where the system manages itself and benefit.

Revista de Tecnología Informática
Instituto Tecnológico de León (MX)
Tecnológico Nacional de México, Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnología
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IoT-based Smart Home Systems
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