Develops distributed analytics that can move between edge, fog, and cloud nodes so hygiene services operate reliably without constant connectivity.
Sensors in remote sanitary facilities traditionally stream all data to the cloud, incurring bandwidth cost, latency, and outage risks. This project designs a context-aware architecture that dynamically orchestrates analytics across on-device, edge, and cloud resources so only summarised insights travel upstream.
The research reviews existing anomaly-detection approaches, builds self-organising orchestration algorithms, and evaluates how the flexible pipeline improves service quality while reducing dependency on mobile networks.