A social-D2D architecture for People-centric Industrial Internet of Things
Lin Yang, Wenfeng Li, Yun Lyna Luo, Ying Duan, Giancarlo Fortino · 2017
The widespread deployment of smart phone and smart object technologies have fostered the rise of People-centric Internet of Things. People-centric Internet of Things is the direct motivation and drive for agile and social manufacturing applications in future Industry 4.0. However, it is challenging for human to organize services around with crowdsourced, open, decentralized smart objects. In this paper, we propose a service-oriented architecture for People-centric Industrial Internet of Things, and define a reference middleware for both smart phone and smart objects. In addition, a social activities component and a physical activities component of the middleware are presented to trigger interoperations among services, and contain several features of natural intention between humans. Finally, a use case is illustrated how the proposed architecture supports people-centric manufacturing applications.