An Innovative Internet of Things Access Architecture for a Car Monitoring System

Abstract

Monitoring traffic, providing medical care, and other industrial uses are just a few of the many promising new uses for the Internet of Things. As time goes on, more and more ”things” will be able to connect to the Internet of Things. Given the vast variety of ”things” that need to be linked, the provision of a universal access mechanism to the Internet of Things is a crucial and basic challenge. The necessity of connectivity within the IoT makes this point extremely salient. In this research, we present an innovative approach to IoT access architecture that makes use of system-on-chip (SoC) and field-programmable gate array (FPGA) technology. This design has the potential to serve as a gateway for both low- and high-speed devices to connect to the Internet of Things with the correct level of adaptability and configurability. The provided notion is utilised in a vehicle tracking system that is based on the IEEE1451.2 standard. The findings provide strong evidence that the technology will perform admirably in real-world applications.