Reconfigurable Ubiquitous Computing Infrastructure for Load Balancing

TL;DR

This paper proposes a reconfiguration approach for ubiquitous computing devices to reduce energy consumption and balance load, enhancing system efficiency and preventing network overloads.

Contribution

It introduces a novel device reconfiguration method based on energy consumption detection to optimize load balancing in ubiquitous environments.

Findings

Effective reduction in energy consumption during high-load scenarios

Improved load balancing across devices and networks

Potential for enhanced system reliability and efficiency

Abstract

Ubiquitous computing helps make data and services available to users anytime and anywhere. This makes the cooperation of devices a crucial need. In return, such cooperation causes an overload of the devices and/or networks, resulting in network malfunction and suspension of its activities. Our goal in this paper is to propose an approach of devices reconfiguration in order to help to reduce the energy consumption in ubiquitous environments. The idea is that when high-energy consumption is detected, we proceed to a change in component distribution on the devices to reduce and/or balance the energy consumption. We also investigate the possibility to detect high-energy consumption of devices/network based on devices abilities. As a result, our idea realizes a reconfiguration of devices aimed at reducing the consumption of energy and/or load balancing in ubiquitous environments.