IoTSuite: A Framework to Design, Implement, and Deploy IoT Applications

IoTSuite: A Framework to Design, Implement, and Deploy IoT Applications {Saurabh Chauhan, Pankesh Patel, Ashish Sureka} 1 ; Flavia C. Delicato 2 ; Sanjay Chaudhary 3 1 ABB Corporate Research, India; 2 Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; 3 Ahmedabad University • IoTSuite provides a set of modelling languages and integrates automation techniques at different life- cycle phases. • Early results demonstrate that IoTSuite reduces development effort for IoT application development compared to existing approaches. Conclusions 1. P. Patel and D. Cassou, “Enabling high-level application development for the internet of things”, Journal of Systems and Software, vol. 103, pp. 62 – 84, 2015. 2. S. Chauhan, P. Patel, F. Delicato, and S. Chaudhary, “A development framework for programming cyber-physical systems”, 2nd International Workshop on Software Engineering for Smart Cyber-Physical Systems References • Heterogeneity • Types of Entities (e.g., Sensors, Actuators, Storage, End-user interface, Storage, Processing, Tags) • Interaction modes (e.g., publish/subscribe, request/ response, periodic, command, notify) • Device properties (e.g., memory, mobile, processing constraints) • Communication protocols (e.g., MQTT, CoAP) • Language Platforms (e.g., Android, JavaSE, Node.js). • Different data formats (e.g., JSON, XML, SensML). • Different Life-cycle Phases Design, Implementation, Deployment Aim: Enable IoT application development with minimal effort by developers. Research Motivation and Aim • Safety: • Fire detection application: It detects fire by analyzing data from Temperature Sensor and SmokeSensor. In case of fire, residences are notified on their smart phone. Additionally, residents are their neighbors are informed through alarm. • Comfort: • Personalized HVAC: It regulates temperature according to resident’s preference. Based on this, Heater is set by Temperature Regulator. • Situation Awareness: • Dashboard: It generates the current environment status such as temperature, humidity, and outside with Demo Application: Smart Home Smart Home Application Implementation Entities Component (model) Interaction mode Runs on Sensor Temperature (AM20302) Periodic Raspberry Pi Humidity (AM203020) Periodic Raspberry Pi Smoke (MQ2) Event- driven Arduino Actuator Heater (using 16 X 2 LCD) Command Raspberry Pi Alarm (using buzzer) Command Raspberry Pi Tag Badge Reader (RFID- RD522) Event Raspberry Pi Web Service Yahoo Weather Req./Resp. Yahoo Server End User Interaction End User App Notify Android Phone Dashboard Periodic Desktop Storage Database Server (MySQL) Req./Resp. Microsoft Cloud Computation Proximity & others Event, Command, Req./Resp. Desktop Approach S A T WS EU ST Comp. Tota l GPL 51 40 9 19 211 36 267 633 Node-RED 51* 40* 9* 0 39 14 118 271 IoTSuite 40 (Domain. Spec.)+29(Arch. Spec.)+42(Deploy Spec.)+ 14(User Interaction Spec.) +26(App. Logic Code)+36(User Interface Code) 188 Comparison of existing approaches: Lines of code required to develop smart home application Notes: • *Nodes are not available in Node-RED library (flows.nodered. org/) till February 29, 2016. • S (Sensor), A (Actuator), T (Tag), WS (Web Service), EU (End User Application), ST (Storage), Comp. (Computational Service). Dataflow of Smart Home Application Early Results Application Development using IoTSuite

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IoTSuite: A Framework to Design, Implement, and Deploy IoT Applications{Saurabh Chauhan, Pankesh Patel, Ashish Sureka}1; Flavia C. Delicato2; Sanjay Chaudhary 3

1ABB Corporate Research, India; 2Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; 3Ahmedabad University

• IoTSuite provides a set of modelling languages and integrates automation techniques at different life-cycle phases.

• Early results demonstrate that IoTSuite reduces development effort for IoT application development compared to existing approaches.

Conclusions1. P. Patel and D. Cassou, “Enabling high-level application development for the internet of things”, Journal of

Systems and Software, vol. 103, pp. 62 – 84, 2015. 2. S. Chauhan, P. Patel, F. Delicato, and S. Chaudhary, “A development framework for programming cyber-

physical systems”, 2nd International Workshop on Software Engineering for Smart Cyber-Physical Systems (SEsCPS), co-located with ICSE 2016.

3. IoTSuite is available at URL: https://github.com/pankeshlinux/IoTSuite/wiki

References

• Heterogeneity• Types of Entities (e.g., Sensors, Actuators, Storage,

End-user interface, Storage, Processing, Tags)• Interaction modes (e.g., publish/subscribe, request/

response, periodic, command, notify)• Device properties (e.g., memory, mobile, processing

constraints)• Communication protocols (e.g., MQTT, CoAP)• Language Platforms (e.g., Android, JavaSE, Node.js).• Different data formats (e.g., JSON, XML, SensML).

• Different Life-cycle Phases• Design, Implementation, Deployment

Aim: Enable IoT application development with minimal effort by developers.

Research Motivation and Aim• Safety: • Fire detection application: It detects fire by

analyzing data from Temperature Sensor and SmokeSensor. In case of fire, residences are notified on their smart phone. Additionally, residents are their neighbors are informed through alarm.

• Comfort:• Personalized HVAC: It regulates temperature

according to resident’s preference. Based on this, Heater is set by Temperature Regulator.

• Situation Awareness: • Dashboard: It generates the current environment

status such as temperature, humidity, and outside temperature by interacting with Yahoo Weather Service.

Demo Application: Smart Home

Smart Home Application ImplementationEntities Component

(model)Interaction

mode Runs on

Sensor

Temperature (AM20302) Periodic Raspberry Pi

Humidity (AM203020) Periodic Raspberry Pi

Smoke (MQ2) Event-driven Arduino