What are the critical requirements to be considered for the security measures in Internet of
Things (IoT) services? Further, how should those security resources be allocated? To …

Wireless in-hive sensor networks show promise in apiary management and research.
However, radio frequency electromagnetic radiation (RF-EMR) emitted by wireless …

The introduction of pervasive and ubiquitous instrumentation within Internet of Things (IoT)
leads to unprecedented real-time visibility (instrumentation), optimization and fault-tolerance …

Abstract Kevin Ashton, form Auto-ID center at MIT first coined the term Internet of things in
1999. IoT is nothing but the convergence of wired technologies, wireless communications …

Abstract Internet of Things (IoT) has changed the lives of millions of people and improves the
quality of human beings. This architecture is used for several parts of life including health …

The internet of things (IoT) is potentially interconnecting unprecedented amounts of raw
data, opening countless possibilities by two main logical layers: become data into …

ABSTRACT A first community Internet of Things (IoT) concentrator can receive first data
corresponding to an interaction of a user with at least one of a first plurality of physical …

Monitoring oral intake of consumable items may include aggregating, using a processor,
oral intake information for a user from a plurality of devices belonging to a same device …

Ambushes against adaptable structures have raised over the earlier decade. There have
been additions of coercion, stage attacks, and malware. The Internet of Things (IoT) offers …

Background The concept of “Internet of Things (IoT)” was first mentioned in 1999 in the Auto-
ID Center, when Kevin Ashton and his colleagues envisioned “a world in which all electronic …