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Applicability of Blockchain Technology in Communication of Data using Raspberry Pi as Server
Author(s) -
Siva Naga Lakshmi Pavani Kallam,
BVNR Siva Kumar
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
international journal of innovative technology and exploring engineering
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2278-3075
DOI - 10.35940/ijitee.j9961.0881019
Subject(s) - arduino , computer science , raspberry pi , hash function , secure hash algorithm , hash chain , embedded system , operating system , block (permutation group theory) , hash tree , computer network , node (physics) , process (computing) , computer hardware , internet of things , computer security , merkle tree , engineering , geometry , mathematics , structural engineering
The main things we used to build the project in this paper are one raspberry pi as server, two Arduino’s as two nodes which are configured to connect to Wi-Fi using ESP8266 (node mcu). We will connect temperature and humidity sensor to one Arduino and RFID Reader module to another Ardunio Board to demonstrate the entire process. The working follows as the data is taken from DTH sensor and RFID Reader module which is sent to Raspberry Pi. Arduino’s acts as nodes from which data transmission starts. The Raspberry Pi acts as gateway between two Arduino’s and it is the server. All the components are connected to the Wi-Fi. The data from the sensors is taken and will be sent to server in hash, hash includes all the previous data and we already know that block chain is a decentralized network. We cannot manipulate the values of data at any point because of their data contains both previous and local hash. This is why usage of block chain provides more security to IOT devices. Henceforth, we implemented this exceptional way of blockchain technology for communication of data for safety and immense security

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