Intelligent communication protocol for an architecture focused on the internet of things as a solution to interopera-bility challenges
Protocolo de comunicación inteligente para una arquitectura enfocada en internet de las cosas
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The goal of the Internet of Things is to have smart sensors collaborating directly without human participation, enabling physical objects to see, hear and think in a way that allows them to share information and coordinate decisions. Currently, there are communication protocols for the Internet of Things that meet certain requirements that it demands, however, few are the jobs that allow intelligent information processing, leaving this analysis in charge of other components of the architecture. In this work, a communication protocol is proposed for an architecture focused on the Internet of Things based on Representational State Transfer (REST) combined with the publish / subscribe methodology with messaging service infrastructure. The protocol can manage a large number of devices, has a compact message format so that it requires little processing capacity, uses the Java programming language with interoperability in mind, uses sockets to allow a large number of simultaneous communications and implements intelligent agents for the construction of meaningful messages for decision making.
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