Networked Sensing Systems

1Introduction to Network Sensing Systems in Society 5.0: Issues and Challenges

Ankit Kumar, Anurag Kumar Kanojiya and Subitha D.*

School of Computer Science and Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, Chennai, India

Abstract

Network Sensing System in Society 5.0 provides unprecedented connectivity and data-driven solutions to numerous societal problems. But they also raise many questions and problems that need to be resolved to ensure they are used effectively and fairly. This content explores the key issues and challenges of the Society 5.0 community. Since sensors collect and transmit a lot of data continuously, data privacy and security become an important issue. Strong protection and encryption are required to prevent data from leakage, unauthorized access, and misuse. The integration and data sharing of many sensors and protocols depend on the interoperability and standardization of the sensor. So, the systems can be made more scalable and efficient using different structures and procedures. Transparency, impartiality, and fairness are among some of the ethical concerns under data analysis and algorithmic decision making. So, it is necessary to take necessary actions to ensure fair results and get rid of biases to maintain trust and prevent bad outcomes. Network Detection System 5.0 focuses on reliable power plans and strong communication methods; therefore, infrastructure flexibility and dependability are very important. Such vulnerabilities in the systems might ...