Security and Privacy-Preserving Techniques in Wireless Robotics

The wide gap between the existing security solutions and the actual practical deployment in smart manufacturing, smart home, and remote environments (with respect to wireless robotics) is one of the major reasons why we require novel strategies, mechanisms, architectures and frameworks. Even more, it is also important to access and understand the different level of vulnerabilities and attack vectors in Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) and Wireless Robotics. For these reasons, our proposed book provides a platform for the academicians, researchers and industry technocrats to present their security solutions and proof of concepts in wireless robotics. Our proposed book encourages students, researchers, etc., to contribute high quality (unpublished) content with respect to security and privacy aspects in wireless robotics. Few of the features of our book are listed as:

2. This book includes explanation of a secure and dependable Wireless Robotics (WR) architecture, to ensure confidentiality, authentic and availability as a priority.
4. This book includes topics like Blockchain Technology for securing data at end/ server side.
6. This book includes topics on emerging technologies/ networking like Cloud, Edge, Fog, etc., for communicating and storing data (securely).
8. Our proposed work presents various open issues, challenges faced in this era towards wireless robotics (including several future research directions for the future)
10. Several real world's case studies also will be include in our proposed work
12. This proposed books also include a separate chapter for Ethical concerns, i.e., laws for service providers
14. This proposed book also includes a separate chapter for Privacy laws, i.e., laws for service providers.
16. In last, our proposed book includes high quality content to address the security and privacy challenges in wireless sensor networks and wireless robotics.

Audience:

• Academic Researchers,
• Undergraduate Students,
• Postgraduate Students
• and Industry Researchers