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Tactile computing: Essential building blocks for the Tactile Internet
2021In this chapter, we present essential building blocks for developing applications in the domain of the Tactile Internet. Our building blocks belong to the fields of (i) safe, secure, and scalable computing infrastructures; (ii) world capturing and modeling; and (iii) context adaptive software and self-explanation.
Aßmann, Uwe +8 more
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Ensuring the Quality-of-Service of Tactile Internet
2016 IEEE 83rd Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC Spring), 2016Tactile internet requires ultra-low latency and ultrahigh reliability, which bring new challenges to the design of mobile systems. In this paper, we study how much resources are required to ensure the short end-to-end (E2E) delay and high reliability by taking a vehicle communication system as an example, where the E2E delay includes both queueing ...
Changyang She, Chenyang Yang 0001
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The significance of the Tactile Internet and 5G for digital agriculture
at - Automatisierungstechnik, 2021Abstract The demand for internet access and data transfer is the key driver of mobile communications technologies. The next step is wireless real-time networking. The “Tactile Internet” demands completely new technologies. Low latency, short response times, high reliability and resilience, a network of edge clouds and security are ...
Norman Franchi +2 more
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The Way of the DAO: Toward Decentralizing the Tactile Internet
IEEE Network, 2021There has been a growing interest in adapting blockchain technologies to the specific needs of the Internet of Things (IoT) in order to develop a variety of blockchain-based IoT (BIoT) applications such as smart cities and Industry 4.0, where smart contracts play an important role.
Abdeljalil Beniiche +2 more
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TIXT: An Extensible Testbed for Tactile Internet Communication
IEEE Internet of Things Magazine, 2020The field of teleoperation coupled with force-feedback will undergo a paradigm shift in the forthcoming years with the advent of Tactile Internet (TI). Through TI, humankind will enjoy the ability to control and manipulate remote environments in real time by creating a perception of physical collocation for the human operator.
Vineet Gokhale +4 more
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The Tactile Internet: Applications and Challenges
IEEE Vehicular Technology Magazine, 2014Wireless communications today enables us to connect devices and people for an unprecedented exchange of multimedia and data content. The data rates of wireless communications continue to increase, mainly driven by innovation in electronics. Once the latency of communication systems becomes low enough to enable a round-trip delay from terminals through ...
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Tactile Internet and the Remote Surgeon
2020The delivery of healthcare in remote rural areas is a global phenomenon. Using digital governance, a discretized cluster of node relaying time-sensitive, and reliable data, life-critical health services can be ensured. Here tactile internet-based internet of things (IoT) and its variant internet of medical things (IoMT), as well as tactile internet, is
Muhammad Imran Majid +4 more
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Study on Technologies for Applications in Tactile Internet
2017Recently, Tactile Internet has been proposed as a promising technology to innovate the human communication within a very short delay. But now it still cannot solve the problem of high delay, which leads to Tactile Internet cannot be widely applied. Therefore, the low-latency techniques, which guarantee an approximately 1ms round-trip delay, should be ...
Yixin Zhang, Shaoyu Dou, Xin Su 0002
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Tactile Internet to Share VR users’ Experiences
The 25th International Conference on 3D Web Technology, 2020We propose the concept of “Tactile Internet” (Tac-I) that will be the next evolution of the Internet of Things (IoT). It enables sharing experiences of others with the sense of touch. In our case, Tac-I allows to multicast vibrotactile sensations from one node to multiple nodes via Internet.
Samir Benbelkacem +4 more
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5G-Based Systems Design for Tactile Internet
Proceedings of the IEEE, 2019Tactile internet is defined as a network that offers a response to a physical process or an object in perceived real time. The development of new radio (NR) and long-term evolution (LTE) technologies with tailored high-reliability and low-latency design is expected to reliably transmit data in milliseconds, leading to the promising realization of ...
Chong Li, Junyi Li, Kianoush Hosseini
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