Priority SDN Controlled Integrated Wireless and Powerline Wired for Smart-Home Internet of Things

The recent idea of integrating Internet of Things (IoT) with sensor rich smart homes and offices, the expected impact from the development of a ubiquitous, sustainable infrastructure for new integrated services has never been greater. The deployment of such services, however, can be hampered by the lack of access ubiquity caused due to the unavailability of continuous connectivity by using wireless alone in most of the existing home/office environments, where the potential of today's users needs to make the market viable for immediate deployment projects. To solve this critical technological problem we propose an integrated power line wireless (PLW) solution. To do this we analyse the dominating problems for such developments to propose our optimised solution based on a bandwidth sharing using the commonly advanced software defined networking (SDN). Our measurements and detailed discussions prove the suitability and viability of this new solution as the best approach.

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