Toward Pervasive Intelligence Systems: Looking Ahead in Cyber-physical World in Pervasive Computing
S. V. Manikanthan, L. R. Aravind Babu, Dr. Anu Priya George, Dasari Teja Sri, M. Venkatesan · International Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences · 2025
The physical world is becoming filled with communication and computing units that communicate with one another and users; almost everything will be able to gather data and react to relevant stimuli. Through sensing, computing, and transmission components, real-world elements interact with cyberspace in this technologically advanced situation, leading to the so-called convergence of the Cyber-Physical World (CPW). However, the ubiquitous computing environment and IoT devices are susceptible to various threats due to their dynamic operation and the requirement to manage private and sensitive data. A high degree of safety guarantee is necessary for smart environments, such as trusted context producers and consumers, which should shield private data from exposure or surveillance. A unique, lightweight security architecture that authenticates and preserves the context of providers and receivers is proposed in the research, along with a discussion of the primary cyber threats in smart environments. Several recent research studies have proposed a definition of CPS that encompasses all the characteristics mentioned in the various domains. We contrast those several CPS plans, talk about some related concepts and technology, and wrap up by outlining the primary research issues in the field.