Literature Review On Service Playing System 2022

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LITERATURE REVIEW ON SERVICE PLANNING SYSTEM USING IOT
A range of services is provided on a thorough basis from various providers with the help
of IoT (internet of Things). A frequent composition is required by these services for the purpose
of providing novel applications. The current ongoing works in the field of IoT service
composition are either interface based or conversation based. The approaches based on
conversation require a manual definitions of the service plans that is not feasible because of the
large scale of IoT. On the other hand, in case of an interface based approach, automation of the
composition process is the core purpose. Any kind of human intervention is avoided in such
automated cases. However, few incorrect services may appear within the framework of the
discovered plans. Some of the literature reviews on service planning system using IoT have been
provided below.
1. SMART CLOUD MANUFACTURING
According to the provided journal, a PL synchronization (PLS) that is potentially dynamic in
nature of a PL services adopting manufacturer is required in order to deal with the constantly
occurring dynamics within the PL processes where PL stands for Production Logistics. In
addition to that, a systematic integration in terms of IoT infrastructures and contemporary CM is
required for the purpose of enabling a smart mechanism of PLS control comprising of dynamic
multilevel adaptability [1].
2. METHOD OF ACCESSING UBIQUITOUS DATA IN IOT BASED
SYSTEMS
The particular journal proposes a semantic model of data for the purpose of storing and
interpreting the data related to IoT. In addition to that, resource based method to access data is

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also designed for the purpose of acquiring and processing IoT data in an ubiquitous manner that
helps in improving the accessibility functions within the IoT in terms of data resources. In the
final stages of the journal, an IoT system to provide medical services in emergency situations is
presented for the purpose of demonstrating the ways of collecting, integrating and interoperating
flexibility of IoT data [2].
3. FOG AND IOT
The journal stretches on the, FOG architecture that can be defined as an emergent
architecture for the purpose of computation, storage, control as well as network that helps in
distributing these specific services comparatively closer towards the end users along with the
continuum of cloud-to-things. Both wire-line and mobile scenarios are covered thoroughly by it
traversing within software and hardware. In addition to that, control plane as well as data plane
are incorporated as well [3].
4. CLOUD COMPUTING AND IOT IN AUTOMATION OF ASSEMBLY
MODEL SYSTEM
The concepts of cloud computing and IoT are proposed in order to enhance the system of
conventional assembly modelling which is capable of dealing with the relative complexities
and automatically changes in accordance to that. In order to achieve this goal, this journal
proposes a system, comprising of the following innovations:
o The modularized based architecture for the purpose of enhanced robust nature,
flexibility, reliability and expandability of the system.
o The integration of object oriented templates for the purpose of interface facilitation
and reusing system components.

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o Retrieving assembly matrices via automated algorithms for the purpose of assembly
planning [4].
5. COMMUNICATIONS OF LONG-RANGE WITHIN UNLISENCED
BANDS
This journal introduces a relatively new approach for the purpose of providing a constant
connectivity within the IoT scenario. A thorough discussion has been made throughout the article
reflecting the advantages of this approach over the pre-established paradigms in terms of
effectiveness, efficiency along with the architectural designs. The specifics discussed in this
article are especially for the smart city applications. Approaches that have been made are a cause
of the recent challenges that are being faced by the traditional reference models. As a result of
which, a relatively new kind of wireless connectivity comprising of long range transmission
purpose technologies and low rates [5].
6. IOT BASED P2P SERVICES FOR CLOUD NETWORKS
This particular journal proposes a cloud network service based on the P2P approach for
disaster situations based on the concepts of IoT. The service is proposed in order to combine the
P2P service along with the IoT/M2M network for a smooth and rapid response during the sudden
happening of a disaster event. However, sharing the platform among the networks for a steady
communication within IoT/M2M is required for the data to flow smoothly. In addition to that,
providing subsequent results as a part of social services like SNS is also an eminent concern of
this proposed article [6].

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References
[1] T. Qu, S.P. Lei, Z.Z. Wang, D.X. Nie, X. Chen and G.Q. Huang. IoT-based real-time
production logistics synchronization system under smart cloud manufacturing. The
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 84(1-4), pp.147-164, 2016.
[2] B. Xu, L. Da Xu, H. Cai, C. Xie, J. Hu and F. Bu. Ubiquitous data accessing method in IoT-
based information system for emergency medical services. IEEE Transactions on Industrial
informatics, 10(2), pp.1578-1586, 2014.
[3] M. Chiang, and T. Zhang. Fog and IoT: An overview of research opportunities. IEEE
Internet of Things Journal, 3(6), pp.854-864, 2016.
[4] C. Wang, Z. Bi, and L. Da Xu. IoT and cloud computing in automation of assembly
modeling systems. IEEE Transactions on Industrial Informatics, 10(2), pp.1426-1434, 2014.
[5] M. Centenaro, L. Vangelista, A. Zanella, and M. Zorzi. Long-range communications in
unlicensed bands: The rising stars in the IoT and smart city scenarios. IEEE Wireless
Communications, 23(5), pp.60-67, 2016.
[6] K. Chung and R.C. Park. P2P cloud network services for IoT based disaster situations
information. Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications, 9(3), pp.566-577, 2016.