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pICA-demo

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Description

The demonstrator shows that our in-network computing-based pICA method can effectively address the challenges for transmission and computing latency of IIoT applications. By interacting with the demonstrator, the audience can better understand the concept of in-network computing and see how, together with the proposed audio data processing method, it can achieve the low-latency requirements of anomaly detection in smart factories.

Run pICA demo

  1. Open the URL of pICA-demo.
  2. pICA and FastICA can be run, paused, and reloaded on-demand in the web application.

Citation

If you like our repository, please cite our papers.

  1. Computing design (pICA):
    @INPROCEEDINGS{Wu2112:Network,
    AUTHOR="Huanzhuo Wu and Yunbin Shen and Xun Xiao and Artur Hecker and Frank H.P. Fitzek",
    TITLE="{In-Network} Processing Acoustic Data for Anomaly Detection in Smart Factory",
    BOOKTITLE="2021 IEEE Global Communications Conference: IoT and Sensor Networks (Globecom2021 IoTSN)",
    ADDRESS="Madrid, Spain",
    DAYS=6,
    MONTH=dec,
    YEAR=2021
    }
    
  2. Network design (stateful transport):
    @article{wu2022picaextension,
    title = "Accelerating Industrial IoT Acoustic Data-Based Anomaly Detection with In-Network Processing",
    author = "Huanzhuo Wu and Yunbin Shen and Xun Xiao and Giang T. Nguyen and Artur Hecker and Frank H.-P. Fitzek",
    journal={IEEE Internet of Things Journal},
    year={},
    note = "(submitted, 2021)",
    pages={1--14}
    }
    
  3. pICA-demo paper:
    @inproceedings{Wu2201:Demonstration,
    AUTHOR={Huanzhuo Wu and Yunbin Shen and M{\'a}t{\'e} {T{\"o}m{\"o}sk{\"o}zi} and Giang T. Nguyen and Frank H.P. Fitzek},
    TITLE="Demonstration of {In-Network} Audio Processing for {Low-Latency} Anomaly Detection in Smart Factories",
    BOOKTITLE="2022 IEEE 19th Annual Consumer Communications \& Networking Conference (CCNC) (CCNC 2022)",
    ADDRESS="Las Vegas, USA",
    MONTH=jan,
    YEAR=2022,
    KEYWORDS="audio processing; in-network computing; network softwarization; Internet of Things",
    note = "(submitted, 2021)"
    }
    

About Us

We are researchers at the Deutsche Telekom Chair of Communication Networks (ComNets) at TU Dresden, Germany. Our focus is on in-network computing.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.