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Mapping IoT ARM to IoT6 architecture. IoT devices (sensors and actuators) can be found at the bottom of the architecture stack outlined in Figure 14. From an IoT6 perspective, there are two distinct types of devices: IoT6 compliant and IoT6 non-compliant or legacy devices. The IoT6 compliant devices are IPv6 enabled or are using protocols such as 6LoWPAN, GLoWBAL IPv6 [13], CoAP [19] and CoRE [20]. The IoT6 non-compliant devices are based on other, non-IP communication protocols as well as IPv4-based devices. The IoT6 non-compliant devices, require Gateways or proxies to be connected to the rest of the IoT6 system in order to adapt the native protocols, functionality and addressing to IPv6 through a transparent mechanism. The IoT6 Local Area Network (LAN) provides connectivity mechanisms to IoT devices taking into account their specific protocols and technology and making them available to the rest of the IPv6 powered environment in terms of discovery, access and management. The IoT6 wide area network (WAN) enables the interconnection of multiple IoT6 LANs and IoT6 backend servers and provides by this the overall IoT6 core infrastructure. This infrastructure offers access to the IoT devices from the application-level layer consisting of different services such as Software as a Service (SaaS), Smart Things Information Service (STIS), Web and mobile applications to mention just a few examples.
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