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Project Overview:

IOT/IOE Ideas:

Smarter Tech:
Smart technology applied to a user (I.e. biometric technology such as chips which could be placed to track criminals and individuals of high importance - alternatively enabling the user to remotely interface with certain technology such as phones).

Smart Growth:
Agriculture technology - enable smart tracking of crop status, informing the user of possible yield and how to best manage their crops. Farming tools can be made 'smart' and used to determine the quality of crop yields when harvested. An extreme example being that they could identify certain yielded crops which should be replanted due to their genetic advantage and desirability over other yielded crops.

The Martial Plan:
Military/Martial application could also be considered. Allowing members of a nation's armed forces to directly interface with a synthetic/robotic body so they can perform battlefield roles without risk to their person through IOT smart technology. IOT could also be applied to the kit of modern armed forces - smart HUDs for tanks, personnel carries and other equipment would be worth investing into alongside a soldier's basic field kit.

Smart Spread:
Disease and pandemic applications could also be considered. IOT could be used to feed information to the general populace through household devices or the aforementioned bio-metric devices (chips) to inform as many people in as short a time a is possible of hot spots of activity (similar to the current NHS Covid App but for a more general set of purposes).

Real Smart Politik:
Political and governing applications of IOT are also worth considering, as users of IOT technology could vote on current issues remotely without needing to move to certain locations. Furthermore politicians could use IOT to better communicate issues between themselves. IOT could also be applied as a watchdog to ensure that politicians continue to act within the interest of the nation and it's current system of governance; i.e. automatic enforcement of the law in response to constitutional breaches.

How any of the above could serve to benefit the user or serve as a detriment to them (i.e. implanting chips into someone's head could  cause regrettable distress - politicians could be under a lot of stress with their every move being watched and rectified).

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https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/soups2017/soups2017-zeng.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/262687986_A_Review_of_Smart_Homes_-_Past_Present_and_Future

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/14606925.2017.1352769

https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/cca8/35e1e2c7045e48929b3feb88c8ec00f67f69.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/312484232_Benefits_and_risks_of_smart_home_technologies

https://www.worldresearchlibrary.org/up_proc/pdf/563-148534735226-28.pdf

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/09613218.2017.1301707

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https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/soups2017/soups2017-zeng.pdf

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/abstract/document/6406331

https://www.petsymposium.org/2017/papers/hotpets/amazon-alexa-skills-ecosystem-privacy.pdf

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1802.08182.pdf

https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/get/diva2:1409677/FULLTEXT01.pdf

https://www.inderscienceonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1504/IJITCA.2018.090172

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328761774_PRIVACY_ISSUES_IN_SMART_HOME_DEVICES_USING_INTERNET_OF_THINGS_-_A_SURVEY

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/254934189_Privacy_in_the_Age_of_Mobility_and_Smart_Devices_in_Smart_Homes

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Project Title:
Are smart devices invading our privacy?

Project Idea:
Impact of smart homes on daily life but also the issue of these device invading your privacy.

Things to research will be how fast are smart devices working there way into peoples home I.E. like the ring doorbells. And how secure are they.

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How secure is the Internet of Things?
- An issue with IoT devices are that they can be infected with malware. Some of these devices can contain sensitive information such as IP cameras which, if infected with malware, leaves a huge security flaw for the user. https://www.itproportal.com/features/nscam-organisational-cyber-hygiene-and-the-internet-of-things/
- In the past, home devices made by Philips were found to be vulnerable for attack. Smart door locks were also found to have vulnerabilities such as passwords being transmitted in plain text and identifying sensitive information. https://www.iotforall.com/security-issues-in-iot-devices-and-why-they-exist
- While there are many flaws that have been identified in the past, there are ways to mitigate them.  https://timesofmalta.com/articles/view/security-concerns-hamper-iot-adoption.823621

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project ideas:
AI learning
Machine learning

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Project Idea: The "Smart home" and the impact on users. (Have a tie in with security)

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IOT:
Smart Homes and Security
Security Concerns such as data collection or even actual home security with features such as smart locks.
Lack of complacency from developers, Developers don't spend enough time worrying about security.
Devices might not be updated when vulnerabilities are found.
Depending on protocols used it may be easy to intercept data which is concerning if data is encrypted.
Privacy concerns via tracking or unsecured devices such as webcams.

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project idea
how do internet security and privacy breaches affect businesses.
(Tie in GDPR)
the effect on employees and customers.

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The Implications of Automated Driving

Why Auto driving cars are great.

Could look into the flaws and positives of auto driving cars?

The future of Auto-Driving Cars?

The Ethics in a self-driving car "Can you program ethics into a self-driving car?"

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Project Idea
The impact of AR (Augmented Reality) on general privacy

Such as data collection when using AR glasses and other forms.

The main AR I am focusing on is AR glasses that can collect data on faces and location for when they become for consumer friendly.

Facebook is working on AR glasses and are testing them by having staff collect data while wearing them in public.

This could be a privacy concern.

e.g. Facebook bad

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Automated security at home and the concerns they create for users and how it would impact the way we live going forward. What are the risks to overcome and what are the other potential applications for this technology in he future.
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Automated Home Security - Is it worth it?

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Project Idea
think I'm going to do smart cities and the impact they have on the general public (security privacy etc).

Articles
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nasrin_Khansari/publication/260914287_Conceptual_Modeling_of_the_Impact_of_Smart_Cities_on_Household_Energy_Consumption/links/546033e00cf27487b450b3a4/Conceptual-Modeling-of-the-Impact-of-Smart-Cities-on-Household-Energy-Consumption.pdf
https://www.intechnologysmartcities.com/blog/how-do-we-improve-smart-city-security/

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Project Overview:

IOT/IOE Ideas:

Smart technology applied to a user (I.e. biometric technology such as chips which could be placed to track criminals and individuals of high importance - alternatively enabling the user to remotely interface with certain technology such as phones).

Agriculture technology - enable smart tracking of crop status, informing the user of possible yield and how to best manage their crops. Farming tools can be made 'smart' and used to determine the quality of crop yields when harvested. An extreme example being that they could identify certain yielded crops which should be replanted due to their genetic advantage and desirability over other yielded crops.

Military/Martial application could also be considered. Allowing members of a nation's armed forces to directly interface with a synthetic/robotic body so they can perform battlefield roles without risk to their person through IOT smart technology. IOT could also be applied to the kit of modern armed forces - smart HUDs for tanks, personnel carries and other equipment would be worth investing into alongside a soldier's basic field kit.

Disease and pandemic applications could also be considered. IOT could be used to feed information to the general populace through household devices or the aforementioned bio-metric devices (chips) to inform as many people in as short a time a is possible of hot spots of activity (similar to the current NHS Covid App but for a more general set of purposes).

Political and governing applications of IOT are also worth considering, as users of IOT technology could vote on current issues remotely without needing to move to certain locations. Furthermore politicians could use IOT to better communicate issues between themselves. IOT could also be applied as a watchdog to ensure that politicians continue to act within the interest of the nation and it's current system of governance; i.e. automatic enforcement of the law in response to constitutional breaches.

How any of the above could serve to benefit the user or serve as a detriment to them (i.e. implanting chips into someone's head could  cause regrettable distress - politicians could be under a lot of stress with their every move being watched and rectified).

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Project Idea:

IOT: AI learning within schools. How it can help children with motoneurons disease with their learning.

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Potential areas:
The future of IoT e.g. healthcare. automation etc

Smart homes and smart cities etc and their impact

Security of Internet of Things

Could look into IBM Watson

Could link it to how it intrudes into peoples lives?

Hilton hotel uses of IBM Watson

Or Watson in cars https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EI07vfbn2kk

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Hilton and IBM Pilot “Connie,” The World’s First Watson-Enabled Hotel Concierge