R&D Challenges and Solutions for Mobile Cyber-Physical Applications and Supporting Internet Services
| Venue: | JOURNAL OF INTERNET SERVICES AND APPLICATIONS |
| Citations: | 10 - 2 self |
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@MISC{White_r&dchallenges,
author = {Jules White and Siobhan Clarke and Christin Groba and Brian Dougherty and Chris Thompson and Douglas C. Schmidt},
title = { R&D Challenges and Solutions for Mobile Cyber-Physical Applications and Supporting Internet Services},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
The powerful processors and variety of sensors in new and planned mobile Internet devices, such as Apple’s iPhone and Android-based smartphones, can be leveraged to build cyber-physical applications that collect sensor data from the real world and communicate it back to Internet services for processing and aggregation. This article presents key R&D challenges facing developers of mobile cyber-physical applications that integrate with Internet services and summarizes emerging solutions to address these challenges. For example, application software should be architected to conserve power, which motivates R&D on tools that can predict the power consumption characteristics of mobile software architectures. Other R&D challenges involve the relative paucity of work on software and sensor data collection architectures that cater to the powerful capabilities and cyber-physical aspects of mobile Internet devices, which motivates R&D on architectures tailored to the latest mobile Internet devices.
Keyphrases
internet service mobile cyber-physical application mobile internet device cyber-physical aspect sensor data collection powerful capability android-based smartphones powerful processor relative paucity mobile software architecture real world cyber-physical application power consumption characteristic application software
