iotmeetupguildford#9: iot lab – crowdsourcing mobile app for iot experimentation - nikos loumis -...
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IoT Guildford Meetup
Crowdsourcing & Crowdsensing
• Direct interaction with the crowd
• Crowd at the spotlight of the research
cycle
• Align research with the society/users
needs and requirements
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• IoT Lab is building and providing a Testbed as a
Service to the research community
• Integration of IoT testbeds with crowdsourcing
resources
Testbed as a Service
• Introducing
multidisciplinary
research potential
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• IoT Lab is researching the potential of the crowd to
interact through the whole cycle of the research, from
its inception to the evaluation of its results
Crowd-sourcing Driven Research
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• Extend test beds with crowd sourcing for richer and more
distributed experiments.
• Bring researchers and end-users together, with pervasive /
ubiquitous experiments and closer interactions with the
society.
• Support multidisciplinary experiments.
• Increase test bed economic sustainability
• Crowd-sourcing driven research
• Testbed as a service
IoT Lab Vision
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• Download using QR-Code
Installing App
• Settings → Security →
Uknown sources → On
IoT Lab Application
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First Boot
• User has to accept IoT Lab terms.
• Never shown again, once accepted.
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New User (1/2)
• User has the option to offerhis personal details.
• User can provide only his/herpreferred details.
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New User (2/2)
• Settings profile storedinside application.
• A copy of them isuploaded to IoT LabServer.
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Side Menu
• Access to users profile.
• Navigation through theprovided functionalities.
• Follows Google’s designguidelines.
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Survey Provider
• Surveys pushed from the Cloud.
• Stored inside the app for latteruse.
• Direct access through the IoT Labapplication UI.
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Experiment Proposal (1/3)
• Automated procedure.
• Easy to use.
• User “forced” to providethe requiredinformation.
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Experiment Proposal (2/3)
• Selection of the resources needed.
• User input minimised to avoid problems.
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Experiment Proposal (3/3)
• Review of the proposed experiment.
• Experimenter can go back to any stage to change the experiment’s preferences.
• Confirmation popup dialog before finalising the proposal.
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Experiment Feedback(1/3)• New proposed experiment is pushed
to the user.
• A notification leads the user to the“feedback Activity”.
• Instructions are displayed to the user.
• If selected by the user, instructions arenever shown again.
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Experiment Feedback(2/3)
• Experiment resources arepresented to the user.
• Required resources categorised bytype.
• Feedback provided by the toolbarbutton.
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Experiment Feedback(3/3)
Popup dialog with instructionsdisplayed to the user.
• Easy input method. Similar to whatuser has encountered in the past.
• Response send to the IoT Labserver.
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Application Configuration
• User can select his exposed sensors anytime.
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Date:
App type:
App utility:
Good:
Bad:
Missing:
What would you dodifferently?
What adjunctiveFunction wouldyou like to have?
Perceive privacy
NOTES:
Feedback
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