Survey of Integrity Detection Methods in Internet of Things

Internet of Things (IoT) has received more and more concerns in academia and industry since it was first proposed. With the decrease of tag price and the development of electronic equipments, IoT is widely used to manage the commodities in modern logistic warehouse. As the commodities move in and out of the warehouse frequently every day, there is a need to devise an efficient solution to detect the integrity of a batch of commodities in such an environment. Many detection methods are analyzed and compared in the paper. At the same time, some promising and potential research directions on integrity detection are listed at the end of the paper.

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