Validation of Semantic Interoperability between IoT Platforms

The growing trend towards the exchange of data between heterogeneous objects and platforms have increased the level of complexity in the Internet of Things (IoT) area. Beyond those, to enable seamless resource sharing between different IoT systems, efforts by academia and industry have currently focused on achieving semantic interoperability between IoT platforms. That involves the delivery of dynamic interaction between platforms to interconnect the variety of smart objects covering both multiple technologies and intelligent services. With this in mind, the main goal of this work is to propose a mechanism to validate and achieve interoperability between IoT platforms. A motivating example is described and analyzed along with the implementation of the proposed system.

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