Author:Dlodlo, NDate:Apr 2012This paper reports on potential applications of IoT technologies that could contribute to sustainable environmental management (EM in South Africa). These technologies have been categorised under environmental quality and protection, natural ...Read more
Author:Smith, Andrew C; Gelderblom, HDate:Sep 2013We present interaction with a physical building as a hypothetical example of peripheral interaction. The state of the building's windows provides input to an algorithm which produces abstract art as the result of the interaction. This paper ...Read more
Author:Machaka, P; Nelwamondo, Fulufhelo VDate:Aug 2016This chapter reviews the evolution of the traditional internet into the Internet of Things (IoT). The characteristics and application of the IoT are also reviewed, together with its security concerns in terms of distributed denial of service ...Read more
Author:Coetzee, L; Butgereit, L; Smith, Andrew CDate:Jun 2012In a future world where everything is connected to everything (the so-called Internet of Things), new possibilities of creating novel solutions are on the horizon. However, not all challenges of this completely connected world have been ...Read more
Author:Smith, Andrew C; Dlodlo, N; Marais, Mario ADate:Jul 2011In this paper the authors advocate an approach that supplements current teaching. The approach exploits certain properties of the Internet of Things such as sensing the environment in which the learner is situated, and the ability to inform ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Mudumbe, JM; Ndwe, TDate:Nov 2014Energy demand in South Africa is fast exceeding supply, leading to instances of load shedding and high prices. An optimized energy supply environment has to be achieved if the country is to maintain reasonable pricing and universal access to ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Olwal, T; Mvelase, PDate:May 2012There continues to be high expectations of the government from the citizens of South Africa to improve the delivery of services , and hence the need to come up with comprehensive measures to alleviate the problem. This paper proposes the ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Mbecke, P; Mofolo, M; Mhlanga, Martin MDate:Dec 2013One of the major tasks of the South African government is to reduce crime levels on a year-to-year basis. The use of information and communications technologies (ICTs) is capital in facilitating the process to finding solutions to crime. This ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, NDate:May 2015To support sustainable transport systems in South Africa, this paper proposes the adoption of internet of things (IoT) technologies. This research extracted information on the activities undertaken by South Africa’s public transport agencies ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Gcaba, O; Smith, Andrew CDate:May 2016A smart city is a developed urban area that excels in the area of economy, governance, people and life through strong human capital, social capital and ICT infrastructure. It is a new approach to managing the complexity of city life, increase ...Read more
Author:Marais, J; Malekian, R; Abu-Mahfouz, Adnan MIDate:Sep 2017The Internet of Things (IoT) is a fast-growing movement turning devices into always-connected smart devices through the use of communication technologies. This facilitates the creation of smart strategies allowing monitoring and optimization ...Read more
Author:Ntlangu, Mbulelo Brenwen; Baghai-Wadji, ADate:Dec 2017With the advent of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, the need for tools which facilitate the development and management of network based services has become increasingly important. Issues such as network security and quality of service are ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Mofolo, M; Kagarura, GMDate:May 2012There are strong commitments from the South African (S.A.) government to promote rural development and improve the quality of life in rural communities. The challenges that face rural areas in S.A. include underutilisation and/or unsustainable ...Read more
Author:Smith, Suzanne; Bezuidenhout, Petrone H; Land, Kevin J; Korvink, JG; Mager, DDate:Nov 2017Resource-limited settings require point-of-care (POC) diagnostic solutions that can be rapidly manufactured at a low cost. These solutions require efficient ways to communicate data, and are therefore ideally suited to the internet of things ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Skosana, SM; Dlodlo, ZADate:Nov 2014The internet of things (IoT) is a concept which has its roots in sensing, networking and information processing approaches. It enables data exchange between devices, services and people. As a result of the integration of these technologies, ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Mofolo, M; Masoane, L; Mncwabe, S; Sibiya, g; Mboweni, LDate:Jul 2013The internet of things (IoT) is based on interfacing the digital and physical worlds and making the information generated as a result available via the internet. The challenge that IoT faces as a new research area, is in the identification ...Read more
Author:Butgereit, L; Coetzee, L; Hay, J; Hugo, J; Gush, Kim LDate:Aug 2011The “Internet of Things” is the phenomenon of more and more “things” being connected to the Internet (as opposed to people getting connected to the Internet). Although the concept of “Internet of Things” includes bidirectional access (“things” ...Read more
Author:Modieginyane, KM; Letswamotse, BB; Malekian, R; Abu-Mahfouz, Adnan MIDate:Mar 2017Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs) are commonly used information technologies of modern networking and computing platforms. Today's network computing applications are faced with a high demand of powerful network functionalities. Functional network ...Read more
Author:Dlodlo, N; Smith, Andrew CDate:Jul 2011This research proposes an architecture based on the Internet of Things (IoT) technologies for primary school learners to know about various parameters in their environment, that is, the temperature, light, vibration, sound and gas levels. ...Read more
Author:Butgereit, L; Coetzee, L; Olivrin, GDate:Aug 2011Human beings exert a sense of ownership over the “things” in their lives. They own books, tennis rackets, cell phones, and handbags just to name a few. They transport these “things” from home to the office and, then, to recreational areas. ...Read more