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PERPETUAL IOT AWARENESS SYSTEM Intelligent Power Managing Middleware 25

Motivations 2 IoT Computing Growth Safety awareness system (personal, home, community) Some IoT objects are small devices with restricted recourses Some IoT objects in hard accessible environments Cisco predicts 50 billion interconnected devices by we are aiming to reduce energy consumption to reach a perpetual IoT awareness system. WPAN WAN WLAN Cellular Network Ad-hoc

Related work Many Approaches to optimize energy in IoT platforms: Device-level Circuit optimization & hardware improvements Energy harvesting Increased time in sleep mode (wake-up receiver) Commination-level radio Bluetooth low energy Wi-Fi low power Network-level WSN prediction-based data collection WSN Subset nodes alive 3

Our Approach Our approach is an adaptive perpetual IoT awareness system architecture that attempts to minimize the energy consumption in the device, connection, and network levels based on daily activities detection. 4 PC= Power Consumption o= IoT Object s= System’s State T= Active time  ΣTn=24 hours A= object setting starting from 0 PC= PCs1 X T1+PCs2 X T2 +PCs3 XT3….+ PCsn X Tn  PC=Σ(PCsn X Tn) ∀ s ∈ System’s States  PCsn= = PCo1 X A+PCo2+PCo3 ….+ PCon PC= PCs1 X T1+PCs2 X T2 +PCs3 XT3….+ PCsn X Tn  PC=Σ(PCsn X Tn) ∀ s ∈ System’s States  PCsn= = PCo1 X A+PCo2+PCo3 ….+ PCon

Our Approach Modeling In any IoT safety awareness systems there are: Heterogeneous participated IoT objects in (Each object has multi connections M2M available which affects the power consumption) Multiple system states based on different user daily activities 5 Object NumberObjectRoleIP/ No IPConnectionPowering Level Standing Falling Walking Out of home Night time sleep mode No Activity Multi- standing Start Alert FSM Activities of Dailey Living (ADLs) No Activity Walking Standing Falling Multi-Standing

Our Approach Evaluation 6 Each State has its accuracy of capture with a level of IoT object density(# of objects+ sampling rate) PCs= highest level of accuracy with the lowest power consumption, will be considered as best setting The middleware ends with the characteristic of each State regarding to energy efficiency. The middleware takes real-time decisions base on which state we are on to optimizing the energy by reducing the power consumption Accuracy %

Built-in Infrastructure Intelligent Power Managing Middleware System Architecture 7 Sensing Module Video sensors Ambient sensors Wearable sensors Auxiliary Module Extra Data Middleware Analyzing phase Observation phase User Defined Parameters Application Energy Adaptation Phase Historical Data Output Activates Charts Alerts Messages Power Consumption Estimations