An Integration of IoT, IoC, and IoE towards Building a Green Society

Table 1

Comparative analysis of previous works [9].

S. No.	Authors	Advantages of the work	Limitations of work
1	Kumar and Sukumar (2018) [10]	Proposed a novel scalar point multiplication	ECC method cannot handle the DoS assaults
2	Yau et al. (2018) [11]	Provided a review of smart devices in heterogeneous environments and analysed the energy consumption of IoT devices	It did not address the major challenging issues
3	Wang et al. (2017) [12]	Analysed the development from smart grid to EI	It did not address the security of electrical systems and correspondence systems
4	Zhou et al. (2016) [13]	Analysed IoE (Internet of Energy) with the business perspective	It did not address various aspects like behavioural, security, and administrative issues
5	Kamalinejad et al. (2015) [14]	Reviewed on productive WEH and life-time of WEH-empowered IoT gadgets	It only outlined how to empower WEH for IoT frameworks but no proposed solutions were given
6	Kaur and Sood (2015) [15]	Defined three layers; Detecting and control; Data handling and presentation	Calculation of accelerating the calculation time is not enough for energy design
7	Moness et al. (2015) [16]	A review for cutting edge layers was exhibited	It did not address the social impact
8	Tao et al. (2014) [17]	A new ESER assessment was analysed	Lack of design, development, and use of ESER
9	Nieminen et al. (2014) [18]	Technique to connect bluetooth LE devices with the IoT	It did not focus on smart devices administration and their improvement
10	Shrouf et al. (2014) [19]	Focused on energy administration; in addition to this, it also addressed how to enhance energy	It does not focus on recovery of information
11	Cao and Yang (2013) [20]	Focuses on energy “web” issues	It does not address the upcoming problems like energy production, consumption, and sharing
12	Krenge et al. (2013) [21]	Introduced energy name service (ENS) inside the IoE	But it did not address how ENS prohibits security issues and how the objects are recognized
13	Kelly et al. (2013) [22]	Proposed techniques to check easiness universal detecting framework	It does not focus on the next network technologies including IPv6