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Simulation of IoT to Boost Services Interoperability and Lower Barriers for Things Integration

Nowadays many appliances, machines and services assist human on day-to-day basis. Let's call those fridges, cars, navigators and vacuum cleaners - Entities (or Things). However, in order to enable those Entities to act consumers spend a lot of time and energy. E.g. one has to load food into a fridge, tank fuel into a car, etc. What if Entities would want to do better what they were designed for? What if Entities would have intelligence to be self-maintaining, looking for supply needed, tune their service functions for a particular consumer given current context? The paper outlines directions for further development of global IoT towards these goals. For these purposes requirements for scalable interoperability model between IoT Entities formulated and a particular model satisfying these requirements proposed. Also, alternatives for distribution of intelligence across IoT discussed with focus on consequences to IoT scalability. Finally, software simulation approach to IoT development proposed. It is suggested that key roadblocks on the path to IoT sustainable growth can be removed by running simulation of IoT universe. In particular, software simulation allows validation and debugging of given IoT interoperability model; experiments with adding random capabilities to various IoT entities; exposure of new usage scenarios and deep validation of new IoT entities integration into network.