Table 2.
Prominent IoT architectures.
| Author | Description |
|---|---|
| Bauer et al. [32] | IoT-A. An amalgamation of different IoT perspectives. |
| Atzori et al. [33] | The author has presented a SocialIoT-architecture based on the integration of IoT with the social networking concept. |
| Qin et al. [34] | The author presents SDN-based architecture for provisioning IoT with better quality-of-service, deployment, scalability, and context awareness. |
| Li et al. [35] | Mobility first (future internet architecture) mainly addresses the challenges concerning the usage of mobile phones as gateways and dealing with the security aspect of sensor data. |
| Singh et al. [36] | JDL (joint director of labs) based model for IoT architecture with the combination of semantic layer. |
| Cecchinel et al. [37] | Software architecture for collection of sensor-based data with cloud-based storage (sensor, sensor board, bridges, middleware) |
| Kraijak et al. [38] | 5-layer architecture (perception, network, middleware, application, business) |
| Ray et al. [39] | It describes major IoT functional elements with multiple IoT architectures in different application areas. |