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Item type:Item, DEPLOYING THE FIRST PSTN-BASED IOT MECHANISM(2018-12-01) ;Lin, Yi-Bing ;Lin, Rong-Syh ;Chen, Yuan-Kai ;Twu, Chin-YwuYang, Shun-RenExisting IoT services are based on data communications technologies that do not involve the public switched telephone network (PSTN). Since the telephone numbers have been assigned to machine-type devices, PSTN switches can play a role in IoT service routing. In this article we deploy a PSTN-based IoT mechanism where the interaction between the users and the IoT devices is achieved through PSTN switches. To our knowledge, this is the first PSTN-based IoT solution in the world. With this mechanism, all PSTN customer premises equipment (CPE; fixed-line and mobile phones) can access IoT services without installing any software (mobile apps). By reusing the existing PSTN infrastructure, PSTN-based IoT offers telecom-grade service, security, and network management for IoT, which are very expensive to build in non-PSTN-based IoT. Our approach conveniently enables the existing CPE to access IoT applications, which will significantly promote the IoT service industry.Item type:Item, Enhanced video phone services for NGN/IMS(2012-05-01) ;Fan, Gong-Da ;Huang, Chao-Chun ;Lin, Yi-Bing ;Tang, Chung-ShihTwu, Chin-YwuA Next Generation Network (NGN) has been developed in Taiwan, where IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) plays an important role to offer IP-based multimedia services. Such NGN/IMS networks have also been deployed worldwide. However, details of commercial-grade NGN service implementations are seldom reported in public. In this paper, we show how existing video phone service can be enhanced through Chunghwa Telecom's NGN/IMS. Specifically, we illustrate three examples including Multimedia on Demand (MOD) TV, Multimedia Ringback Tone (MRBT), and Easy Go (EzGo). We also measure the delay times for accessing these services. The measurements indicate that performance for these IMS-based services is satisfactory. Copyright (c) 2010 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.