Smart home and internet of things: A bibliometric study

The Internet of Things provides access to information anywhere at any time on any device and has changed all domains by addressing a variety of problems in society through real-time information from interconnected devices. Among these domains, smart homes are one of the most important areas that hav...

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Published inJournal of cleaner production Vol. 301; p. 126908
Main Authors Choi, Wonyoung, Kim, Jisu, Lee, SangEun, Park, Eunil
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Elsevier Ltd 10.06.2021
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Bibliometric
bibliometric analysis
Internet
Internet of things
SCOPUS
Smart home
SCOPUS
Internet of things
Bibliometric
Smart home
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Summary:The Internet of Things provides access to information anywhere at any time on any device and has changed all domains by addressing a variety of problems in society through real-time information from interconnected devices. Among these domains, smart homes are one of the most important areas that have been significantly affected by the Internet of Things. Smart homes connected to the IoT have led to the creation of the new domain, namely, smart home-Internet of Things. A bibliometric approach was followed in this study to analyze research articles in the smart home-Internet of Things area, by extracting papers presented at notable international conferences and published in respected journals. This study collects 2339 articles from the SCOPUS database, which were published from 2015 to 2019. Publication trends, key areas, influential articles, publication venues, and several notable topics related to smart home-Internet of Things were explored. Moreover, this study confirms that there are notable improvements and developments in the area of smart home-Internet of Things, as well as smart home and Internet of Things. The findings presented herein offer notable insights and emphasize learning points for future directions of smart home-Internet of Things. Moreover, both key trends and knowledge domains of smart home-Internet of Things were presented. •The bibliometric analysis of articles on smart home internet of things (SHIoT) is examined.•Authors, subject areas, keywords, venues and leading nations are presented.•Future directions and implications for SHIoT are examined.
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ISSN:0959-6526
1879-1786
DOI:10.1016/j.jclepro.2021.126908