Title:	IMPLEMENTING ARDUINO SENSOR AND ACTUATOR ACTIVITIES FOR MODELING BPMN-BASED INTERNET OF THINGS COLLABORATIVE SERVICES
Author(s):	Kwanghoon Pio Kim, Minjae Park and Junchul Chun
ISBN:	978-989-8533-62-3
Editors:	Miguel Baptista Nunes, Pedro Isaías and Philip Powell
Year:	2017
Edition:	Single
Keywords:	Internet of Things, ARDUINO, Process-Aware Internet of Things Collaborative Service, ARDUINO-Sensor, ARDUINO-Actuator, Business Process Modeling Notations
Type:	Short Paper
First Page:	220
Last Page:	224
Language:	English
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Paper Abstract:	The authors' research group has been excogitating an operational architecture and its practical implementations for realizing process-aware collaborative services over Internet of Things community computing environments. In this paper, we try to design and implement two graphical notations and their template control programs to graphically and functionally substantiate the activities of ARDUINO sensors and actuators, and append them to the ACTIVITI workflow platform as designated Internet of Things modeling components supporting the standardized BPMN graphical business process modeling notations. As an operational example, we model an imaginary process-aware Internet of Things collaborative service to be fulfilled by two ARDUINO-sensors such as hygrometer and thermometer, and two ARDUINO-actuators such as buzzer and LED-lighter, and implement their graphical notations and functional control programs. Through these BPMN-based modeling components, we are able to model and enact those BPMN-based Internet of Things services over ARDUINO computing environment and to validate the feasibility of the conceptual architecture of the process-aware Internet of Things, which is the eventual goal of the research and development study of the authors’ research group.
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