Improving IOT Application Layer Benefits through Context-Aware Module Information Feedback
Abstract
Today, the Internet of People in the past has evolved into the Internet of Things (IoT), forming a ubiquitous network environment. IoT enables all smart objects to communicate with each other through the Internet, achieving a network of interconnection between things. Since the foundation of IoT is still on the Internet, the main purpose of this research is to explore the feedback provided by context-aware applications and sensor information in the IoT environment. In addition, an IoT-based Mobile Commerce model (IoTMC) for the IoT is proposed in this research. The main purpose of the IoTMC is to integrate the technology of IoT and the information of related users in mobile commerce into a model. Through the IoTMC model, so as to enhance the benefits of IoT application layer.
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