A Survey on Internet of Vehicles Applications, Architecture, Communication Models and Challenges
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IoT refers to connecting multiple objects (cars, home appliances etc.) to internet and they are capable of sending and receiving electronic information through sensors and APIs. Internet of Vehicles (IoV) is an application of IoT, which involves connecting vehicles to internet to provide intelligent transportation, smart and safe driving in private/public vehicle. In this paper we are projecting the applications of IoV, different architecture models, communication interaction models and challenges in IoV. This paper would be helpful for researchers to further explore the potentials of IoV.
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