Cloud Connectivity in Intelligent Control and Monitoring: Development Trends and Challenges

As one of the critical areas nowadays, cloud connectivity has become predominant for the demand of realtime remote operation and monitoring. This paper provides a comprehensive review about the state of the art in cloud connectivity with embedded systems, focusing on applications including agriculture, industrial monitoring, home automation, and air pollution measurement. Other than that, this paper also highlights the security and performance challenges in cloud connectivity. The main advances covered in this paper include scalable home automation using Google Cloud and i.MX53 microcontroller, cloud-based power analysis tools for energy efficiency, ECC-based secure authentication, and IoT models for real-time monitoring with microcontrollers like MSP430 and Raspberry Pi. In addition, this paper also reviews other innovations such as fog computing for enhanced task scheduling, distributed monitoring with ECDBS, and air pollution detection systems using Arduino. For future directions, research should focus on utilizing 5G technologies to address cloud server latency issues and to improve data transmission rates. Besides, the security of cloud security can be further improved through enhanced encryption protocols. More researches can be done to guarantee user data privacy. In summary, cloud connectivity is a vital area for embedded control and monitoring systems in various fields. Further research is necessary to address the challenges and to discover new potentials in cloud connectivity.

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2025-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.1109/isci65687.2025.11166688
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Advanced Data Processing Techniques
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Cloud Connectivity in Intelligent Control and Monitoring: Development Trends and Challenges

Yuhan Wen, Min Wei
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Cloud Connectivity in Intelligent Control and Monitoring: Development Trends and Challenges

Yuhan Wen, Min Wei
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Abstract

As one of the critical areas nowadays, cloud connectivity has become predominant for the demand of realtime remote operation and monitoring. This paper provides a comprehensive review about the state of the art in cloud connectivity with embedded systems, focusing on applications including agriculture, industrial monitoring, home automation, and air pollution measurement. Other than that, this paper also highlights the security and performance challenges in cloud connectivity. The main advances covered in this paper include scalable home automation using Google Cloud and i.MX53 microcontroller, cloud-based power analysis tools for energy efficiency, ECC-based secure authentication, and IoT models for real-time monitoring with microcontrollers like MSP430 and Raspberry Pi. In addition, this paper also reviews other innovations such as fog computing for enhanced task scheduling, distributed monitoring with ECDBS, and air pollution detection systems using Arduino. For future directions, research should focus on utilizing 5G technologies to address cloud server latency issues and to improve data transmission rates. Besides, the security of cloud security can be further improved through enhanced encryption protocols. More researches can be done to guarantee user data privacy. In summary, cloud connectivity is a vital area for embedded control and monitoring systems in various fields. Further research is necessary to address the challenges and to discover new potentials in cloud connectivity.

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