Internet of Things (IoT) for Sustainable Development
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Internet of Things".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 June 2023) | Viewed by 4753
Special Issue Editors
Interests: machine learning; intelligent agents; cloud and edge intelligence; IoT; smart buildings; smart manufacturing; qualitative reasoning
Special Issues, Collections and Topics in MDPI journals
Interests: image processing; mechatronics; applied artificial intelligence; feature extraction; classification; robotics; automation; computer vision; pattern recognition; algorithms
Interests: IoT; 5G networks; cloud computing
Interests: intelligent algorithms: evolutionary algorithm, bees algorithm (BA), TRIZ inspired algorithm; shape grammars: a generative design system; product design: particularly on design support system using computer; robot path planning
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
According to Gesi Smarter2030, ICT Solutions will help to address the 21st century challenges. This is particularly true for the IoT, which emerges as a pivotal enabler for smart and sustainable technologies in the following application domains: resilient and sustainable smart cities; smart energy to decarbonize the energy sector through improved grid efficiency and energy mix management; smart agriculture to increase crop yield and reduce food loss and wastage; smart buildings to improve smart asset management through more efficient operations, automation of processes, and building control services; smart health that fosters ‘connectedness’ among health professionals and patients via remote patient monitoring, provision of remote healthcare services, and creates ‘borderless hospitals’; smart businesses to provide smarter, efficient, and sustainable customer-centric services; smart manufacturing that will support ‘connected’ manufacturing that will tremendously transform traditional factories; smart transportation for efficient traffic management, improved road safety, and the creation of connected vehicles on the road; smart security for surveillance, malware, and intrusion detection, as well as prevention; smart digital twin for facilities management; etc. This Special Issue calls for smart and sustainable IoT-related research (systematic review, position, theoretical, or applied). Other areas of interest will be IoT infrastructure, IoT architecture, industrial IoT (IIOT), next-generation IoT (NGIOT), intelligent IoT, IoT systems and standards, IoT intelligent connectivity and platforms, IoT and AI strategies, and the IoT and circular economy.
Prof. Dr. Ah-Lian Kor
Dr. Mohamad Hanif Bin Md Saad
Dr. Nawar Jawad
Dr. Ang Mei Choo
Guest Editors
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