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Future Internet & Internet of Things

Things once considered as ingredients to the science fiction movies are quickly becoming a reality. The future Internet will be capable of connecting & communicating with almost all physical and virtual objects around us to the existing Internet. The Internet of Things is a vision that entails connectivity among different physical and virtual objects in order to understand how the life would change when things, homes and cities become smart. In this sense, IoT is an integral part of the ‘future Internet’ that counsels individuals, public and private organizations, research and educational institutes about how the ‘smart things’ can be active participants in business, information and social processes by interacting with themselves and with the environment. Thus ‘smart things’ are expected to exchange/process the sensed data, while reacting autonomously to the events with or without any human intervention and self configuring themselves. The application domain of IoT is spreading out over the time. To name a few, IoT would revolutionize fields such as telemedicine (or the future ‘medical tourism’), irrigation, smart buildings & industries, ecommerce, auto vehicle systems, monitoring & surveillance, etc. However, all these charismatic and pleasing aspects of IoT can be envisioned in reality only if a ‘well-defined’ standard can be constituted that could deal with the complexity, size, security, privacy, time, cost, peaceful co-existence and better integration among the things/objects, and the socio-economic implications. This talk would brief, among others, the novel IoT architectures and enabling technologies such as WSNs, WMNs, MANETs, RFID, WPANs, LiFi, etc. that could deal with the mentioned challenges.