Efficient Energy and Reliability Management of Mobile CPS in the Future Internet
A special issue of Future Internet (ISSN 1999-5903). This special issue belongs to the section "Internet of Things".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (29 March 2023) | Viewed by 4637
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Although the mass adoption of mobile cyber physical systems (CPS), such as smartphones, wearables, robots and drones, remarkably improves the quality and convenience of our lives through various applications, such computing systems come with unique challenges. One of the critical issues currently faced by mobile CPSs is the need for computing resource management and optimization in resource-constrained hardware to enhance the power consumption, thermal behaviour and reliability of such devices.
On the other hand, as we move towards Web3, where user content and applications are decentralized due to the adoption of the blockchain, managing computing resources in such mobile CPSs could additionally affect the security and privacy of users' data. Furthermore, the data processing workload of the decentralized Web3 also differs from the workload of traditional applications, which is currently not executed for blockchain technology.
This Special Issue in Future Internet intends to create a discussion forum where various experiences, ideas, research and points of view can be presented. We are inviting authors to join in this collaboration to share research, ideas and practices to build the knowledge base of computing resource management, mobile CPSs and the blockchain and their role in decentralized Web3. Together, we can achieve solutions to the numerous problems encountered in the application of mobile CPSs and the decentralized Web3. Research areas may include (but are not limited to) the following:
- Resource management and optimization of mobile CPS in the Future Internet;
- Networking advancements in energy and reliability management for mobile CPSs using blockchain infrastructure;
- Energy-efficient mobile CPS architecture;
- Reliable mobile CPS architecture;
- Efficient machine learning for mobile CPSs;
- Blockchain and mobile CPSs;
- Cloud computing and mobile CPSs;
- Security and privacy for mobile CPS.
We look forward to receiving your contributions.
Dr. Somdip Dey
Dr. Amit Kumar Singh
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- mobile cyber physical system
- blockchain
- resource management
- security
- reliability
- energy efficiency
- machine learning
- decentralized Web 3.0
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