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THE SOCIAL INTERNET OF THINGS

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THE SOCIAL INTERNET

OF THINGS

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The Social Internet of Things

Social Internet of Things (1/2)

Total number of humans in the world: around 7 billions

Expected number of objects: trillions

How to find the right object?

Among humans …

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Social networks! Why not the same for objects?

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The Social Internet of Things

Social Internet of Things (2/2)

Advantages

Navigability*

Scalable

Trustworthiness

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Reason Humans Things

Become visible Increase popularity Publish information/services

Find resources Find old friends Find information/services

Obtain context information Get filtered information Get environment characteristics

Discover new resources Find new friends Find new services/updated

information

*J. Kleinberg, “The small-world phenomenon:

an algorithmic perspective”

in Proc. of ACM Symposium

on Theory and Computing, 2000

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The Social Internet of Things

SIoT - Types of Relationships

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Parental object relationship

Co-location object

relationship and co-work

object relationship

Ownership object

relationship

Social object relationship

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The Social Internet of Things

SIoT - Relational Models (1/4)

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Communal sharing

Humans/Things

• Behaviors of objects with collective relevance

• Focus on the service offered by the entire swarm

* A. P. Fiske, “The four elementary forms of sociality: framework for a

unified theory of social relations,” Psychological review, vol. 99, 1992.

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The Social Internet of Things

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Objects operate as equals and request/provide information

among them in the perspective of providing IoT services to

users while maintaining their individuality

Humans/Things

Equality matching

SIoT - Relational Models (2/4)

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Established between objects of different complexity and

hierarchical levels

•RFID reader and Tags, Bluetooth master and slave

Humans/Things

Authority ranking

SIoT - Relational Models (3/4)

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• Working together in the view of achieving mutual benefit

• Participation in this relationship only when it is worth

the while to do so

Humans/Things

Market pricing

SIoT - Relational Models (4/4)

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I discovered how to

connect to printer

192.167.131.60

Pavla’s

Mac

Long line through

second exit Via

Roma route Maria’s

car

I got a rare issue

… looking how

to fix it

Efisio’s car

Your operator

network

Free WiFi

Better

coverage

Angela

Mario is at “Il lido”

Luisa is at “Charlie” Disco

Giorgia is here

Michele

I got the highest

energy consumption

in the block

Mauro’s house

1

2

3

4

5

Laura

In Rome the weather

is unexpectedly cold

6 7

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SIoT Architecture

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Probability distributions of the minimum path length between a pair of

randomly selected objects in SIoT and random network cases

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SOME PUBLICATIONS

The Social Internet of Things (SIoT)–When social networks meet the Internet of Things: Concept, architecture and network characterization, L Atzori, A Iera, G Morabito, M Nitti, Computer Networks, 2012

SIoT: Giving a social structure to the internet of things, L Atzori, A Iera, G Morabito, Communications Letters, IEEE 2011

Making things socialize in the Internet – Does it help our lives?, L Atzori, A Iera, G Morabito, ITU-T Kaleidoscope, 2011

The internet of things: A survey, L Atzori, A Iera, G Morabito Computer Networks, 2010

A Subjective Model for Trustworthiness Evaluation in the Social Internet of Things, M Nitti, L Atzori, R Giru, A Iera, G Morabito, IEEE PIMRC, IoT-CN workshop, 2012