Blockchain-Based Mobile IoT System with Configurable Sensor Modules

In this study, a Multi-Sensor IoT Device (MSID) is developed that is designed to collect various environmental data and interconnect with the cloud and blockchain to ensure reliable data management. The MSID is designed with a flexible, modular structure that supports a variety of sensor configurations and is easily expandable with 3D-printed components. The system performance was monitored in real-time, with a high cloud upload success rate of 98.35% and an average transmission delay of only 0.64 s, confirming stable data collection every minute. Blockchain-based sensor data storage ensured data integrity and tamper-proofness, with all transactions successfully recorded and verified via smart contract. The proposed Blockchain-based Mobile IoT System (BMIS) has shown strong potential for use in environmental monitoring, industrial asset management, and other areas that require reliable data collection and long-term preservation.

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IoT
Published
2025-04-22
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https://doi.org/10.3390/iot6020025
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4
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Blockchain-Based Mobile IoT System with Configurable Sensor Modules

Sang‐Oh Kim, Jun Soo Byun, Joo‐Ho Lee
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Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
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Blockchain-Based Mobile IoT System with Configurable Sensor Modules

Sang‐Oh Kim, Jun Soo Byun, Joo‐Ho Lee
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Abstract

In this study, a Multi-Sensor IoT Device (MSID) is developed that is designed to collect various environmental data and interconnect with the cloud and blockchain to ensure reliable data management. The MSID is designed with a flexible, modular structure that supports a variety of sensor configurations and is easily expandable with 3D-printed components. The system performance was monitored in real-time, with a high cloud upload success rate of 98.35% and an average transmission delay of only 0.64 s, confirming stable data collection every minute. Blockchain-based sensor data storage ensured data integrity and tamper-proofness, with all transactions successfully recorded and verified via smart contract. The proposed Blockchain-based Mobile IoT System (BMIS) has shown strong potential for use in environmental monitoring, industrial asset management, and other areas that require reliable data collection and long-term preservation.

IoTVol. 6(2)
Dankook University (KR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Blockchain Technology Applications and Security
12.98
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