The theoretical study is augmented with experimental evaluation of available SIB implementations. We also analyze the design of proprietary or incomplete SIB implementations: RIBS for embedded devices and ADK SIB built upon the OSGi framework with integration in the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. The analyzed open source SIB implementations include the original Smart-M3 piglet-based SIB, its optimized descendant RedSIB, OSGi SIB for Java devices, pySIB for Python devices, and CuteSIB for Qt devices. The paper presents a state-of-the-art and contributes our systematized vision on the SIB design and implementation.
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Our research focus is on analyses of the capabilities of Smart-M3 platform, which provides software implementations for such a central element of an M3 smart space as Semantic Information Broker (SIB). We consider the M3 architecture (multi-device, multi-vendor, multi-domain) for creating smart spaces, which integrates technologies from two innovative concepts: the Semantic Web and the Internet of Things. The semantic approach can be applied to development of many museum services as well as in various digital environments of museums and cultural heritage areas.Ī smart space enhances a networked computing environment by enabling information sharing for a multitude of local digital devices and global resources from the Internet. For these components the authors provide design solutions, which are analyzed in respect to particular services for the History Museum of Petrozavodsk State University. The proposed approach reduces the semantic layer development to the following components: software infrastructure, semantic layer ontology, and mobile user access. The central point is introduction of the semantic layer to create a semantic network. In this paper, the authors discuss a smart museum concept and present a semantic approach to design of advanced information services for smart museums. By using the Internet of Things technology and the smart spaces paradigm the distance can be shortened between exhibits and their descriptive information on one side and consumers and providers of this information on the other side. The existing wide spectrum of embedded, multimedia, and mobile equipment provides an effective base for making museums smart or intelligent.
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