TTEO (things talk to each other): Programming smart spaces based on IoT systems

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Abstract

The Internet of Things allows things in the world to be connected to each other and enables them to automate daily tasks without human intervention, eventually building smart spaces. This article demonstrates a prototype service based on the Internet of Things, TTEO (Things Talk to Each Other). We present the full details on the system architecture and the software platforms for IoT servers and devices, called Mobius and &Cube, respectively, complying with the globally-applicable IoT standards, oneM2M, a unique identification scheme for a huge number of IoT devices, and service scenarios with an intuitive smartphone app. We hope that our approach will help developers and lead users for IoT devices and application services to establish an emerging IoT ecosystem, just like the ecosystem for smartphones and mobile applications.

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Yun, J., Ahn, I. Y., Choi, S. C., & Kim, J. (2016). TTEO (things talk to each other): Programming smart spaces based on IoT systems. Sensors (Switzerland), 16(4). https://doi.org/10.3390/s16040467

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