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TTEO (Things Talk to Each Other): Programming Smart Spaces Based on IoT Systems.

Jaeseok Yun¹, Il-Yeup Ahn², Sung-Chan Choi³

¹IoT Platform Research Center, Korea Electronics Technology Institute, 25 Saenari-ro, Bundang-gu, Seongnam 13509, Korea. jaeseok@keti.re.kr.

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Summary

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This study introduces Things Talk to Each Other (TTEO), an Internet of Things (IoT) prototype service. It details system architecture and software for smart spaces, aiming to foster an IoT ecosystem.

Keywords:

Internet of Things IoT ecosystem object identifier oneM2M platforms smart objects smart spaces

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
Ubiquitous Computing

Background:

The Internet of Things (IoT) enables interconnected devices for automating daily tasks and creating smart environments.
Establishing a cohesive IoT ecosystem requires standardized platforms and identification schemes for diverse devices.

Purpose of the Study:

To demonstrate a prototype IoT service, TTEO (Things Talk to Each Other).
To present the system architecture and software platforms for IoT servers (Mobius) and devices (&Cube).
To showcase compliance with oneM2M standards and a unique identification scheme for scalable IoT deployments.

Main Methods:

Developed a prototype service named TTEO.
Designed system architecture incorporating Mobius for IoT servers and &Cube for IoT devices.
Implemented adherence to oneM2M global IoT standards.
Integrated a unique identification scheme for numerous IoT devices.
Created intuitive smartphone application interfaces for service scenarios.

Main Results:

Successfully demonstrated a functional IoT prototype service (TTEO).
Provided detailed specifications for the Mobius and &Cube software platforms.
Validated compliance with oneM2M standards for interoperability.
Showcased a practical approach to device identification and service integration.

Conclusions:

The TTEO prototype offers a viable model for developing IoT applications and services.
The presented architecture and platforms facilitate the establishment of a robust IoT ecosystem.
This work aims to guide developers and users in creating interconnected smart spaces and services.