论文信息 - Machine to Machine Trust in Smart Cities

Machine to Machine Trust in Smart Cities

In the coming decades, we will live in a world surrounded by tens of billions of devices that will interoperate and collaborate in an effort to deliver personalized and autonomic services. This paradigm of smart objects and smart things interconnected and ubiquitously surrounding us is called the Internet of Things (IoT). Cities may be the first to benefit from the IoT, but reliance on these machines to make decisions has profound implications for trust, and makes mechanisms for expressing and reasoning about trust essential. This paper introduces the project funded by the Georgia Tech Research Institute to look at several dimensions of Machine to Machine Trust in the context of Smart Cities.

Margaret L. Loper | Brian Paul Swenson | M. Loper | B. Swenson

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