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Automatic Domotic Device Interoperation
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DOI：10.1109/TCE.2009.5174413.png)
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Current domotic systems manufacturers develop their systems nearly in isolation, responding to Q marketing policies and to different technological choices. While there are many available approaches to enable interoperation with domotic systems as a whole, few, solutions tackle interoperation between single domotic devices belonging to different technology networks. This paper introduces an automatic device-to-device interoperation solution exploiting ontology-based semantic device modeling. By explicitly modeling interoperation through ontology concepts and relations, the devised solution allows to automatically generate device-level interoperation rules. These rides, executed by a suitable ride-execution layer integrated in an intelligent domotic gateway (DOG), allow interconnecting arbitrary devices in a general and scalable manner. A case study is shown, where the automatic-generation of interoperation rides is applied to two real-world demo cases, with either KNX or BTicino devices.(1)
Keywords:
Interoperation
domotic plants
ontology
rule-based inference
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