A micro named data networking (µNDN framework for internet of things over ieee 802.15.4

The Internet of Things (IoT) is a concept that is increasing in popularity day by day. These IoT devices, which we increasingly encounter daily, are used in many areas, such as health, smart home/office, agriculture, and automation. IoT networks are primarily based on receiving data from these IoT devices. This data-centric approach aligns with the data-centricity of Named Data Networks (NDN), one of the Information Centric Network (ICN) architectures increasing in popularity today. As a result, the combination of the IoT concept and NDN architecture gave rise to the NDNoT concept. While this study focuses on improvements in the relatively new NDNoT concept, it proposes the µNDN protocol stack and the innovative IfNoT mechanism on top of µNDN. In addition, the study also presents the TM-RONR forwarding mechanism to the literature. Along with these studies, concepts such as caching and FIB size, which may impact the µNDN stack, were also examined comprehensively and subjected to performance analysis.