Cloud and IoT-Based Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks

Figure 1.13Illustrative example ofthe proposed algorithm [41].

Figure 1.14The algorithm for the transmission [41].

Figure 1.15An illustrative example of the working of the transmission algorithm [41].

In today’s era, almost everything is connected through the Internet. IoT devices network is a prominent example of it, and it leads to the requirement of faster communication network such as 5G. With faster communication, we can yield full capabilities of IoT devices in the various application domains such as healthcare, I-IoT, agriculture, etc. Presently some issues exist such as transmission efficiency and cell power utilization with limited solutions for these issues. In future more efficient algorithms, protocols and viable solution are required and will be developed to get the maximum potential of IoT devices with the 5G network.

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