Internet is considered as one of the most important and powerful
creations in all of human history. Internet of Things (IoT), also known
as Web of Things or Internet of Objects, represents the next wave of
evolution that is promising to connect every object on earth; living as
well as non-living. With this kind of a connectivity established, there
is a possibility of genera &ing and transmitting real-time data from all
kind of objects -- homogeneous as well as heterogeneous, conveying all
kind of statuses depending on the object to which this data is
attributed to.
The data that is generated will pose a huge challenge, in terms of its assimilation and the derivation of the right context and meaning, by the receiving entities. There is, thus, a huge possibility of fragmentation in terms of technologies used to process this data. Moreover, numerous services and applications are bound to be developed to control and operate the connected things/objects. Hence, there is a strong need for a generic framework, which removes the fragmentation in technologies and provides for interoperability and ubiquitous access.
The data that is generated will pose a huge challenge, in terms of its assimilation and the derivation of the right context and meaning, by the receiving entities. There is, thus, a huge possibility of fragmentation in terms of technologies used to process this data. Moreover, numerous services and applications are bound to be developed to control and operate the connected things/objects. Hence, there is a strong need for a generic framework, which removes the fragmentation in technologies and provides for interoperability and ubiquitous access.
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