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10.55041/IJSREM.AITCON022
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April 2026
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1-6
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Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Vita (Polytechnic)(AITRC, Vita)
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Vita (Polytechnic)(AITRC, Vita)
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Vita (Polytechnic)(AITRC, Vita)
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Vita (Polytechnic)(AITRC, Vita)
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Vita (Polytechnic)(AITRC, Vita)
The rapid growth of Internet of Things (IoT) technologies has led to the deployment of billions of interconnected devices capable of continuously generating large volumes of data. Traditional cloud-based architectures often struggle to process this data efficiently due to high latency, increased bandwidth consumption, and network congestion. These limitations make cloud-only systems less suitable for applications that require real-time decision making. Edge computing has emerged as a promising solution by enabling data processing closer to the source of data generation. This study presents the design and implementation of an edge computing architecture for real-time data processing in IoT environments. The proposed system integrates three layers: IoT devices, edge computing nodes, and cloud infrastructure. Sensor data is first processed at edge nodes through filtering, aggregation, and local analytics before being transmitted to cloud servers for advanced processing and storage. The performance of the proposed architecture was evaluated using simulated IoT data streams and compared with a conventional cloud-based system. Experimental results indicate that the edge-enabled architecture significantly improves system performance by reducing latency from approximately 320 ms to 120 ms and decreasing network bandwidth consumption by nearly 40–50%. The findings demonstrate that integrating edge computing with IoT systems enhances real-time responsiveness, improves network efficiency, and supports scalable deployment of intelligent applications. The proposed framework is suitable for various domains such as smart cities, healthcare monitoring, industrial automation, and smart agriculture.
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This research presented the design and evaluation of an edge computing architecture for efficient real-time data processing in Internet of Things environments. The study addressed the limitations of traditional cloud-based IoT systems, particularly high latency, excessive bandwidth consumption, and limited responsiveness in time-critical applications. By introducing an intermediate edge computing layer between IoT devices and cloud infrastructure, the proposed system enables data preprocessing and analysis closer to the data source. The experimental evaluation demonstrated that the edge-enabled architecture significantly improves system performance. The results showed a substantial reduction in latency and network bandwidth usage compared with conventional cloud-based architectures. The edge layer performs essential preprocessing tasks such as data filtering, aggregation, and local analytics, allowing cloud servers to focus on complex analytical operations and long-term data storage. This distributed processing approach enhances system scalability and enables efficient handling of large volumes of sensor-generated data. Furthermore, the proposed architecture supports a wide range of real-world applications including smart city management, healthcare monitoring systems, industrial automation, and smart agriculture solutions. These applications benefit from faster response times and improved decision-making capabilities enabled by edge computing. Future research can focus on integrating artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques within edge nodes to enable intelligent data processing and predictive analytics. Additionally, further studies may explore energy-efficient edge devices and enhanced security mechanisms to support large-scale IoT deployments.
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4/30/2026
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