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Downloads: IoTLink: An Internet of Things Prototyping Toolkit

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IoTLink: An Internet of Things Prototyping Toolkit

Abstract— The Internet of Things (IoT) application
development is a complex task that requires a wide range
of expertise. Currently, the IoT community lacks a
development toolkit that enables inexperienced developers
to develop IoT prototypes rapidly. Filling this gap, we
propose a development toolkit based on a model-driven
approach, called IoTLink. IoTLink allows inexperienced
developers to compose mashup applications through a
graphical domain-specific language that can be easily
configured and wired together to create an IoT application.
Through visual components, IoTLink encapsulates
the complexity of communicating with devices and services
on the internet and abstracts them as virtual objects that
are accessible through different communication technologies.
Consequently, it solves interoperability between
heterogeneous IoT components. Based on the visual model,
IoTLink is able to generate a complete Java project
including an extendable Java code. In a controlled
experiment, IoTLink was 42% faster than using a Java
library and able to outperformed the Java library’s user
satisfactions.

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