IEEE Internet of Things Journal · 2014 · 373 citations · 46 references
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The integration of IoT and social networks creates a ubiquitous computing environment where sensor data is linked to human interactions, yet prior work has only partially exploited Social Internet of Things properties to enhance specific performance metrics. This paper aims to provide a comprehensive view of the Social Internet of Things, propose a generic SIoT architecture, and outline enabling technologies, research challenges, and open issues for realizing ubiquitous computing. The authors conduct a literature review tracing IoT evolution from Intranet of Things to SIoT and propose a generic SIoT architecture to guide future research.
The cluster between Internet of Things (IoT) and social networks (SNs) enables the connection of people to the ubiquitous computing universe. In this framework, the information coming from the environment is provided by the IoT, and the SN brings the glue to allow human-to-device interactions. This paper explores the novel paradigm for ubiquitous computing beyond IoT, denoted by Social Internet of Things (SIoT). Although there have been early-stage studies in social-driven IoT, they merely use one or some properties of SIoT to improve a number of specific performance variables. Therefore, this paper first addresses a complete view on SIoT and key perspectives to envision the real ubiquitous computing. Thereafter, a literature review is presented along with the evolutionary history of IoT research from Intranet of Things to SIoT. Finally, this paper proposes a generic SIoT architecture and presents a discussion about enabling technologies, research challenges, and open issues.
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