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Abdelrahman Elewah1,2, Khalid Elgazzar1,3, Said Elnaffar3
1IoT Research Lab, The Department of ECSE, Ontario Tech University, Oshawa, ON L1G 0C5, Canada.
Abstract:
The Internet of Things (IoT) has enabled a vast network of devices to communicate over the Internet. However, the fragmentation of IoT systems continues to hinder seamless data sharing and coordinated management across platforms.However, there is currently no actual search engine for IoT data. Existing IoT search engines are considered device discovery tools, providing only metadata about devices rather than enabling access to IoT application data. While efforts such as IoTCrawler have striven to support IoT application data, they have largely failed due to the fragmentation of IoT systems and the heterogeneity of IoT data.To address this, we recently introduced SensorsConnect-a unified framework designed to facilitate interoperable content and sensor data sharing among collaborative IoT systems, inspired by how the World Wide Web (WWW) enabled shared and accessible information spaces for humans. This paper presents the IoT Agentic Search Engine (IoTASE), a real-time semantic search engine tailored specifically for IoT environments. IoTASE leverages LLMs and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) techniques to address the challenges of navigating and searching vast, heterogeneous streams of real-time IoT data. This approach enables the system to process complex natural language queries and return accurate, contextually relevant results in real time. To evaluate its effectiveness, we implemented a hypothetical deployment in the Toronto region, simulating a realistic urban environment using a dataset composed of 500 services and over 37,000 IoT-like data entries. Our evaluation shows that IoT-ASE achieved 92% accuracy in retrieving intent-aligned services and consistently generated concise, relevant, and preference-aware responses, outperforming generalized outputs produced by systems such as Gemini. These results underscore the potential of IoT-ASE to make real-time IoT data both accessible and actionable, supporting intelligent decision-making across diverse application domains.
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