NOMOHiOS: Fundamental Aspects of Artificial Intelligence and Software Engineering in the Design of Management Systems

Abstract

NOMOHi (Node Mobile Hibrid Intelligent) networks are the result of trying to create a platform to the " collaboration"and "communication" between different types of devices (mobile phones, fixed wireless, nomadic, pervasive) that have the" ability" to communicate in two or more radio technologies (e.g., a cell phone linked to a GSM cell to transmit and receive a phone call, at the same time are surfing the Internet via wireless 802.11and simultaneously, another phone is downloading pictures and photos via Bluetooth. But what if we imagine is also a network of wireless sensors (WSN), or industrial Machine to Machine(M2M) communications network, which at some point, to use our phone as a Gateway, or in a more timely case in a tourist area where coexist different wireless devices (phones, PDA `s, Tablets, laptops, temperature sensors, wifi Access point, etc) peacefully(ignoring interference problems) but without help or communicate with each other, due to its different communication channels (some used Zigbee, other Bluetooth, other wireless, other ANT +), well, imagine a situation of emergency or Human disaster, these devices could work like a "team" and take the sign of "a fire sensor", to a simple tablet, forgotten, and this tablet might send, in the extreme, a wireless signal to a GSM phone, which would transmit the emergency signal to the focus of civil protection. Imagine also that this "tablet" used like a "HybridGateway" was controlled by a Java software, running artificial intelligence routines of Fuzzy logic, which allowed this communication occurs. In this theoretical work, briefly explains the usefulness of this system from the aspect software engineering, as well as the tools to design and what would be their main functions. Currently this project is developed by researchers at Acantelys group to display in the National park"Gran sabana" a network of emergency communications in natural disasters and to transmit educational content of Satellite Simon Bolivar, Venezuela.