![]() ![]() Furthermore, the problem of securing message dissemination in VANETs is generally analyzed through simulation tools, while performance evaluations on smart devices have not been reported so far. Moreover, existing smartphone-based platforms do not consider two crucial requirements in VANETs, namely, multi-hop communication and the provision of security services in the message dissemination process. In this regard, the feasibility of using smartphones as nodes in VANETs has been explored focusing on small-scale deployments to mainly validate single-hop communication capabilities. However, practical useful realizations of VANETs are still missing, mainly because of the elevated costs and the lack of a final standardization. Vehicular ad-hoc Networks (VANETs) are recognized as a cornerstone of Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) to enable the exchange of information among vehicles, which is crucial for the provision of safety-related and entertainment applications. The results of simulation demonstrate that our proposed framework has the ability to achieve human-machine intellectual association for managing the smart environment. To investigate the potential impact of our proposed study, we have simulated the taxicab trajectory data of the urban city of Portugal in OMNeT++ for the in-depth understanding of road topology, connected vehicles and things, and their traffic trends and users’ social media streams in respective edge for efficient route planning. ![]() ![]() Proceeding this idea, in this study we have proposed Cyber-Physical and Social Networks (CPSN) for two fundamental operations in IoV (Internet of Vehicles) as CPSN-IoV (1) to define conceptual architecture of CPSN-IoV for data-oriented network for smart infrastructure and, (2) to create the significant virtual space where the instances of smart vehicles, devices, and things will have meaningful links with the real world objects where, CPSN-IoV will evolve, emerge, compete, and collaborate with all connected objects to strengthen the decision making process. Because of the increase in social media networking and 5G communication links offer real-time crowdsourcing and sensing as a complementary base for information. Connected users and devices in closed virtual and physical proximity give direction towards the plethora of real-world applications for physical, social and, cyber computing. But machines are inadequate with these extraordinary abilities rather, numerous algorithms and mathematical models can be used to connect physical resources with cyberspaces to control objects and, develop cognitive learning for optimal decision making. SatoshiPay was also one of the first to use Stellar’s ledger network commercially.īenn told PYMNTS last December that blockchain networks are a good fit for cross-border technologies as they are built on the internet and are therefore “borderless by default.Humans are blessed with the intelligence to create links, develop semantic metaphors and models for reasoning construct rules for decision making and to form bounded loops for interaction, socialization and knowledge sharing. SatoshiPay CEO Meinhard Benn said there was much demand for cross-border solutions in addition to the ever-evolving maturation of blockchain as a platform. The money went toward SatoshiPay’s development of cross-border payments and digital wallets, which are expected to be debuted by the fourth quarter of this year. In May, the Stellar Development Foundation put in $550,000 as a strategic investment toward SatoshiPay’s cross-border technology, PYMNTS reported. ![]() “DTransfer aims to provide customers with a quicker, more competitively priced and transparent process than the competing products provided by the banking industry,” he said, according to the report. Tony Fabrizi, CEO of Blue Star, said in a statement that the launch of DTransfer is “an important step in SatoshiPay's diversification into B2B payments.” And it has signed its first client, a European business operating in sub-Saharan Africa in the microfinance industry. That will let approved banks and businesses join a compliance network and share KYC/KYB details.ĭTransfer has already connected its payment platform to bank networks in Europe, the U.S., Mexico, Nigeria and Tanzania, and it is in the midst of trying to expand to other such bank networks in Europe, Asia and Africa, according to Blue Star, per the report. The system will integrate currency exchange into every transaction, enabling customers to track payments in real time. The platform, called DTransfer, is built on SatoshiPay’s blockchain technology and the Stellar network, and it touts “speed, cost and transparency” as three main benefits, according to the report. According to Blue Star Capital, its investee company SatoshiPay has launched a new B2B payments platform to speed up cross-border payments, Proactive reported. ![]()
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