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SpecTalk automatically generates code to ensure Internet of Things (IoT) applications meet Taiwan Association of Information and Communication Standards (TAICS) specifications. This platform streamlines smart city and building acceptance testing, reducing contract disputes.

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  • Rapid advancements in Sensor and Internet of Things (IoT) technologies have led to widespread smart city applications.
  • Contract disputes frequently arise during the acceptance phase of smart building systems due to unclear specifications and complex subsystem operations.

Observation:

  • Current acceptance processes for intelligent building systems are often contentious, primarily because of the high cost and intricate nature of these systems.
  • Ambiguities in contract specifications create significant challenges in validating the performance and interoperability of IoT devices in smart environments.

Findings:

  • SpecTalk is a novel platform designed to automatically generate code, ensuring IoT applications comply with Taiwan Association of Information and Communication Standards (TAICS).
  • The platform facilitates testing through self-tests, mutual-tests, and visual tests, accommodating various Internet of Things (IoT) devices under test (DUTs).
  • Experimental validation on commercial smart campus constructions demonstrates SpecTalk's feasibility and effectiveness in conforming IoT implementations to TAICS specifications.

Implications:

  • SpecTalk offers a viable solution to mitigate disputes in smart city and building project acceptances by standardizing IoT application compliance.
  • The proposed analytic model for control signal frequency selection optimizes testing efficiency and accuracy.
  • This work contributes to the reliable deployment of large-scale smart city and building systems, enhancing trust and reducing integration challenges.