Self-configuration without commissioning for wireless Internet of Things using subjective logic
Tanır Özçelebi, Johan J. Lukkien, Bert van Kraaij, Maarten Brock · 2018
Internet of Things (IoT) applications need commissioning and configuring of the IoT infrastructure that is comprised of devices called `Things'. In some cases, e.g. for an intelligent street lighting infrastructure in a city, we are looking at tens of thousands of Things that need to be commissioned and configured. This procedure can take several months, is very costly and error prone. This becomes especially tricky with increased use of wireless communication thanks to deployment that does not require wiring. For IoT applications that employ reasoning based on location, we propose a low-complexity and adaptive method based on computational trust for self-(re)configuration of wireless Things. The proposed method does not require commissioning.