This paper gives insight on the WebSocket communication method
in Internet of Things system, where the hardware part of the system is based on ESP32 microcontroller. Method of implementation is discussed and the reliability of the real-time data transfer in Wi-Fi networks is tested and compared with the long-polling method. Special circuit is designed with the goal to stress the hardware part of the system and the client-server communication link in order to enable proper comparison of data transfer methods. For the comprehensive testing of the real-time data ow, a web server application is designed and used to visualize received data. Impact of RSSI on transfer methods is discussed as well. Eciency of the WebSocket method is discussed and then compared to the long-polling method.
This paper presents implementation of the WebSocket communication method in Internet of Things systems that are based on ESP32 microcontroller. Impacts of using this technique for the real-time data transfer in Wi-Fi networks and its comparison to the standard polling techniques are discussed. For the proper comparison, special circuit is designed in order to stress the hardware part of the system and client-server communication. Also, for the real-time data receipt a web server application is designed and used to visualize received values. Efficiency of the data transfer methods are compared and discussed.
The aim of this research was to look at the emergence of wearable technology and the internet of things (IoT) and their current and potential use in the health and care area. There is a wide and ever-expanding range of wearables, devices, apps, data aggregators and platforms allowing the measurement, tracking and aggregation of a multitude of health and lifestyle measures, information and behaviours.