Blockchain health sensor network performance analysis on low powered microcontroller devices
2023 IEEE International Systems Conference (SysCon)(2023)
Abstract
The development of the Internet of Things (IoT) industry has enhanced the use of sensor-based electronic devices and improved the performance of low-powered microcontroller devices significantly. Low-powered microcontroller devices such as Raspberry Pi and Arduino amplified the use of IoT products in various industries. As an emerging technology, blockchain technology holds considerable potential for securing low-powered IoT devices. Blockchain technology encompasses information se-curity features such as decentralization, encryption, timestamps, and ledger system. The integration of IoT and blockchain may address most of the security issues in low-power IoT network systems. However, the integration of IoT and blockchain raises a number of research issues. Blockchain performance is one of the most significant. In this paper, we investigate blockchain performance in a wireless sensor network environment using low-powered microcontroller devices. We use three commonly used blockchain algorithms to examine blockchain performance on microcontroller devices. This blockchain performance evaluation may unlock a wide range of research avenues related to blockchain technology and low-powered IoT sensor networks.
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Key words
Blockchain, Low powered, Microcontrollers, Wireless, Sensor Networks, Healthcare, Performance, IoT
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